When you walk away, you won’t hear me say, just how many Kingdom Heart games are there? MenuSign in nowCloseKingdom HeartsBy Ryan HayUpdated Mar 23, 2024 Your changes have been saved Email Is sent closePlease verify your email address. Send confirmation emailcloseYou’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Manage Your List Follow FollowedFollow with NotificationsFollowUnfollowShareFacebookXLinkedInRedditFlipboardCopy linkEmailLink copied to clipboardSign in to your TheGamer account - There are 13 main Kingdom Hearts games tied to the Dark Seeker Saga, focusing on Sora and his allies fighting against evil.

• 8 remakes add confusion, with additional features, region exclusives, and updated graphics enhancing the gaming experience.
• 6 collections offer the full story experience, with bonus features and improvements, making it the only way to truly understand the Kingdom Hearts universe. We dive into the origins of Organization 13 and who they were before they became Nobodies in Kingdom Hearts.

Each One Of Them Ties Into One Plot

Since Kingdom Hearts was first released back in 2002, there have been 13 games that directly impact the canon that the series has established, each one connecting back to the story of Sora, Donald, and Goofy while they work to fight against those who want to use the Kingdom Hearts for evil. Most of the games featured here are part of a greater story arc called the Dark Seeker Saga. This saga follows the aforementioned heroes as they team up with other Keyblade users, including Mickey Mouse, Axel, Riku, Kairi, and others, as they all fight against Xehanort and his generations-long machinations. Related Kingdom Hearts: All Of Sora’s Outfits, Ranked Sora has sported a variety of looks over the years, but some are better than others. Sora has sported a variety of looks over the years, but some are better than others. This series is preceded by three games that cover events that occur in the ‘age of fairy tales’, the ancient history of the Kingdom Hearts universe. This is called the χ series, pronounced ‘chi’, and introduces players to a young Xehanort while laying the foundation for his evil plans later in life.

There Are 8 Remakes

Now The Confusion Starts

Over the course of the series’ expansive history, there have been a number of remakes, some with upgraded features, a few with upgraded HD graphics, and others with an expanded storyline. Some of the remakes are region exclusives as well. Related Kingdom Hearts: The Plot Of The Dark Seeker Saga, Explained Unravel Xehanort’s scheme! Unravel Xehanort’s scheme! Take Kingdom Hearts Final Mix. This was a Japan-exclusive remake that came out later in the same year as the initial game and included English voice acting, new difficulty settings, new items, weapons, accessories, and more. A further updated version of this game was released years later in 2013’s Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX for the first time outside of Japan.

There Are 6 Kingdom Hearts Collections

The Only Way To Experience The Full Story

Some of the almost legendary confusion around the games comes from the number of rereleases, which often include bonus features, cutscenes, and extra games that were exclusive to other regions for a time. These games received a graphical upgrade, and sometimes a full, ground-up remake, as well as an expanded story and improved gameplay experience, like the ability to skip cutscenes.

There Are 7 Non-Canon Side Games

They’re Fun, But Not Necessary

Over the course of 21 years, there have been a few spinoff games that are not related to the established canon. Most of these games were either mobile-based or browser-based games and are no longer available to play. You’ll encounter beloved characters like Sora, Riku, Aqua and more, but won’t have to worry about the fact that most of them are unplayable at this point.

There Are Two Kingdom Hearts Games In Development

Coming Soon To A World Near You

via Disney & Square Enix Since the climatic and cliffhanger ending of Kingdom Hearts 3, fans were well aware that the Kingdom Hearts series wasn’t quite done yet. The secret ending of Kingdom Hearts 3 has Sora waking up in what appears to be a version of modern day Shibuya, a ward of Tokyo, complete with real-world skyscrapers and iconic buildings from the city. Both Riku and Sora are in this world, though they appear to be separated and might not be aware that they’re both there, though there might be more going on than what we can see. With Riku is Yozora, a character from a fictional video game within the Toy Box world, based on the Toy Story films. Far off, the Master of Masters is there too, with his Gazing Eye Keyblade, who makes a heart shape with his hands and holds it up to the very real-looking moon, seemingly indicating that there is a Kingdom Hearts there too. While this is not a ton of information to go on, it is currently our only look into what we can expect from Kingdom Hearts 4. The other game currently in development is Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link. Missing-Link takes place between Union X and Dark Road, and has the player exploring Scala ad Caelum, collecting characters and battling other players. There’s going to be a mix of AR elements, much like Pokemon Go, and more traditional RPG elements. There’s not a release date set for the mobile game quite yet, but there have been two beta test sessions so far, with an expected release date sometime this year.

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