You only need to wait for them to reload to become available again, rather than needing to spend magic points or similar. Spells and special abilities you unlock can be set in the deck and used whenever you want. You still run around in a 3D space and fight in real-time but every swing of your weapon and magic spell cast requires you using a card from your own custom deck that you build from the various cards you acquire from battles and the in-game shop (this released before microtransactions were ever a thing so don’t worry about those).īirth By Sleep and Dream Drop Distance, meanwhile, have something called the Command Deck. And we don’t mean in a tabletop turn-based game kind of way. Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts 2, Kingdom Hearts 0.2, and Kingdom Hearts 3 are all fundamentally quite similar, but the other games love to shake things up.įirstly, Re:Chain Of Memories’ combat is completely card-based.
While Kingdom Hearts is described as an action role-playing game series, the core gameplay hasn’t been particularly consistent from one game to another. If anything, it’ll just make you even more confused. You may be tempted to try and play the games in chronological order but trust us when we say that’s a bad idea. Plus, it gives away a major plot point from Kingdom Hearts 2’s prologue, so be sure to play Kingdom Hearts 2 beforehand.Īside from that, follow the above list and you’ll be golden. While 358/2 Days chronologically takes place before Kingdom Hearts 2, the fact that it initially came out afterwards means it kind of expects you to already know certain plot details from Kingdom Hearts 2, as certain characters will appear with little introduction. However, 358/2 Days and Kingdom Hearts 2 are swapped around. Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth By Sleep -A fragmentary passage-įortunately, for the most part, this is how the games are listed on both Square Enix and Epic Games’ websites.Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep Final Mix.Basically, here’s how the games were originally released and how long-time fans first experienced them (we’ll use the names from Square Enix’s website for consistency’s sake and to minimise confusion). This one may seem like a no-brainer, but it’s one that’s easy to get wrong because of how the titles are listed.
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