Kingdom Hearts 4 and Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link were officially announced at the series’ 20th anniversary event.
While no platform or release/window date for Kingdom Hearts 4 has been revealed, we do get a glimpse of Sora in Quadratum’s new world, a quick look at the gameplay, and a snippet complete with Donald and Goofy.
The footage we received shows an art style very similar to previous games, but it has a much more realistic look this time. Square Enix has also confirmed that the game is in “early development,” so the wait could be a pain.
You can watch the Kingdom Hearts 4 trailer at 4:06.
The trailer begins by saying that this is the “Lost Master Arc”, with the retelling that, “if this isn’t the ending you wanted – if it brought your despair – then leave.” from this world to another world.”
The scene begins in a forest and then transitions to a large city. Sora is also seen waking up in an apartment, and we are then introduced to Strelitzia, a character who first appeared in Kingdom Hearts Union χ.
While all seemed peaceful for a moment, a threat appeared in the sky like a giant mindless man.
In a quick gameplay trailer, we see Sora and his iconic keyboard fly through the sky, climb buildings, glide over walls, and even use his weapon as a weapon. grappling hook.
Donald and Goofy appear at the end without Sora, and they appear to be searching for their friend, when Donald asks, “I wonder where he is?” Then, a mysterious figure off-screen startled them by saying, “Hey! Where do you think you’re going?” Donald and Goofy scream in shock and the video goes black with the phrase, “Magic in the making”.
Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link is a new iOS/Android game featuring familiar 3D action with major entries and closed beta testing planned for late 2022. It is set in the Scala ad Caelum kingdom. and will allow players to “participate in exhilarating battles against the Heartless and uncover a new, original story.”
It has also been announced that the final chapter of Kingdom Hearts Dark Road will be released in August 2022 as a free update to Kingdom Hearts. Union χ Dark Road app.
Kingdom Hearts 3 was released in 2019 and in our review, we say it’s “a complete development and the franchise’s solution shows it’s still full of heart.”
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