Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] Reviews
Kingdom Hearts Collection finally gives Nintendo players native versions, with most titles running smoothly at 60 FPS. However, inconsistent performance in III and 0.2, minimal Switch 2 specific enhancements, and the missing Melody of Memory keep this otherwise comprehensive package from being definitive.
KINGDOM HEARTS Collection [I~III] is a wonderful bundle of everything Kingdom Hearts, and on the Switch 2 it's just perfection.
Kingdom Hearts [I~III] on Xbox is a magical journey that combines vibrant action, emotional storytelling, and the unique charm of Disney and Square Enix, delivering an unforgettable experience for both veterans and new players.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
KINGDOM HEARTS Collection [I–III] is an extremely comprehensive compilation that works very well both as an entry point for new players and as a way for longtime fans to revisit the franchise, with visual improvements, higher resolution, better performance, and faster loading times, as well as the inclusion of all the content needed to follow the story. Although some content is presented in the form of movies or compilations of cutscenes, the collection delivers an excellent experience overall.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I–III] arrives on the Switch 2 and current-generation gaming platforms as the definitive edition of one of the most popular RPG franchises of all time—now complete and packed with all the charm that won over generations of fans worldwide.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I～III] on the Nintendo Switch 2 brings the heart of the beloved series to the Nintendo Switch 2 in one magical package. The collection is a positive experience in handheld mode, running smoothly, loading quickly, and feeling fantastic, making it a great way for veterans and newcomers to experience the franchise once more.
The recommendation for this collection will depend on the customer's history. If you already own these games on other platforms, the purchase ends up having little added value in comparison. But, if it's your first experience with this universe, it becomes very, very easy to recommend and suggest that you dive in without thinking twice.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
After 24 years, KINGDOM HEARTS can still evoke the same magic as seeing Sora for the first time, but nostalgia alone doesn't justify buying this collection yet again. Sora remains a constant through shifting console generations and changing lives, but behind this door, there is virtually nothing new. While KINGDOM HEARTS Collection [I–III] is an excellent overview for newcomers, it offers little to returning fans. After countless remasters, it is time to move on from the past and look to the future—hopefully with KINGDOM HEARTS IV.
Review in Italian | Read full review
The Kingdom Hearts Collection I–III finally brings the series to Switch 2 natively, free from the limitations of the previous cloud version. With flawless performance, short load times, and over 200 hours of content for completionists, this is both the definitive way for newcomers to catch up before Kingdom Hearts IV and an easy recommendation for longtime fans wanting to revisit the saga.
Review in German | Read full review
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] is an excellent way to experience most of the Kingdom Hearts franchise, whether for the first time or for the umpteenth. Most of the bundled games deliver essentially perfect performance on the Nintendo Switch 2, while the more recent games still maintain consistent enough frame rates to please most. Being able to play the entire franchise on the go is a thrilling prospect, and I’ll likely be doing so for a good long while to come. This is a great way to get ready for Kingdom Hearts IV, and I’m sure many Nintendo-exclusive fans will be doing just that with this top-notch bundle.
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I–III] is one of the best ways to experience or revisit Sora’s saga, bringing together an impressive amount of content and running very well on Nintendo Switch 2. The age gap between the different entries is noticeable, as are some questionable narrative choices and the lack of Brazilian Portuguese subtitles. Even so, few collections can deliver such a long, peculiar, and emotional journey.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review