Kingdom Hearts III
Kingdom Hearts III had a big showing at E3, revealing the addition of both the Frozen and Pirates of the Caribbean worlds, both of which look quite different from anything else we’ve seen. We also managed to get some hands-on time with the game and found an experience that was immediately familiar, in a good way.
Playing Kingdom Hearts III was like seeing a childhood friend all grown up, the same thing, but grown and changed. Keyblade transformations are the biggest change to the game’s combat, letting Sora turn his Keyblade into a different form, like a rocket-powered hammer or yo-yos. Further than that, you’re able to use special abilities like hopping on a rocket with Buzz and Woody or jumping in the Teacups theme park ride to spin around the battlefield. Even though our time was short with Kingdom Hearts III, the sheer variety in gameplay was impressive.
Fans may have to wait a little longer to play Kingdom Hearts III, but that extra time to polish can do nothing but help. Between its gorgeous Disney worlds and fast-paced combat, Kingdom Hearts III deservingly garnered a lot of attention this E3.
