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Kingdom Hearts

2002SquarePS2 · PS3 · PS4 · Xbox One · PC
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About the game

A boy named Sora teams up with Donald and Goofy to travel Disney worlds and fight the shadowy Heartless. Mixing Final Fantasy characters with Disney classics sounded absurd, and it became one of Square's biggest series.

Kit's verdict · 8.2/10A charming, earnest crossover held back by a clumsy camera. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • Disney worlds full of heart
  • Fun real-time combat
  • Gorgeous Yoko Shimomura music

Not so much

  • Camera fights you constantly
  • Gummi Ship sections are dull

Play it if anyone who grew up on Disney and Final Fantasy.

Skip it if players who need tight camera and platforming.

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Cheats & codes

No cheat codes

Kingdom Hearts doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.

Tips

Play it better

  1. Equip Dodge Roll and Guard as soon as you learn them, because blocking and rolling are your best defense.
  2. Set Donald to use healing spells sparingly in the party menu so he doesn't waste magic.
  3. Do item synthesis in Traverse Town for some of the best gear in the game.
  4. Learn Trinity marks with Donald and Goofy to unlock hidden items.
  5. Clear the Olympus Coliseum cups for strong abilities and gear.
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Trivia

  • The idea reportedly came from a chat in an elevator, since Square and Disney had offices in the same Tokyo building.
  • Tetsuya Nomura, the Final Fantasy character designer, directed it.
  • Hikaru Utada sang the theme, called 'Simple and Clean' in English and 'Hikari' in Japanese.
  • Mickey Mouse barely appears, because Disney was protective of how he could be used.
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