Square Enix has canceled Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link. The mobile RPG was first announced in 2022 with a planned release in 2024, but things quickly went off track. The game faced several setbacks, including canceled beta tests and indefinite delays, and despite the developer's efforts, Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link has reached an unfortunate end.
Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link was designed as a mobile role-playing game with GPS-based mechanics, similar to Pokemon GO. It was supposed to encourage players to visit real-world locations to advance the story. According to the official website, Missing-Link was going to be the first location-based entry in the series, letting players take on the role of a Keyblade wielder. The game also aimed to fill in gaps in the series' lore by exploring the "blank era" between Union X and Dark Road, an often overlooked period in the mainline titles.
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Unfortunately, after multiple delays, Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link has been shelved for good. In explaining its decision to halt production, Square Enix cited concerns about the team's ability to provide a...
