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The editors liked
Tons of great music
Varied modes and playstyles
Arcade mode is a great addition
The editors didn't like
Old art style and MIDI music feels cheap
Kairi lacks agency (and you can't even play as her until the very end)
Abstract: Kingdom Hearts is a series that many hold dear, bringing about splendid memories of their favorite Disney films mixed with a Final Fantasy flavor. While one chapter closed last year, another opened in its place, leaving room for the series to continue. Of...
If you are a die-hard Kingdom Hearts fan that loves the music and needs to play every game, then yeah, this game is for you. However, it just feels sloppy for a full-priced game. There are better rhythm games out there, and better Kingdom Hearts games out...
Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.How we score: The Destructoid reviews guide...
Published: 2020-11-12, Author: David , review by: gamingtrend.com
Tons of great music, Varied modes and playstyles, Arcade mode is a great addition
Old art style and MIDI music feels cheap, Kairi lacks agency (and you can't even play as her until the very end), Missed inputs have delayed feedback
While it's very short on story, Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory is a neat celebration of the Dark Seeker Saga before moving on. With a huge selection of fantastic tunes and a fun yet simplistic control scheme, this game will keep fans busy until Kingdom H...
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Published: 2020-11-12, Author: Jacob , review by: wmpoweruser.com
Abstract: As the send-off to almost two decades of Kingdom Hearts story, Melody of Memory is remarkably sparse on new narrative content. Whereas previous games in the series would sprinkle cutscenes between their brisk gameplay scenarios, this recap of the franchis...
An absurd amount of songs from almost every game in the series, Respects the series' legacy for both fans and newcomers alike, Feels accessible yet challenging in equal measure regardless of mode, So many collectibles and secrets to uncover,
Boss battles can be a bit confusing to tackle, Simplistic nature of the input system could turn some off,
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory is honestly sitting alongside Cyberpunk 2077 and Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales as my most anticipated games of the year, which speaks volumes to how much I genuinely adore this franchise and the stories it has managed...
Great menu theme, Fun rhythm gameplay, Nostalgic to revisit older games
The only bits of new story you get happens at the end, and it's bad, Lots of levelgating, Strictly for fans of the franchise, Lots of the slower, more dramatic songs feel awkward and boring to play through
Abstract: It doesn't do much to bring new people into the series' elaborate story, but longtime Kingdom Hearts fans looking for a nostalgia fix will be pleased to discover that Melody of Memory channels the series' roots better than even Kingdom Hearts 3, warts (an...
Abstract: It's no Kingdom Hearts 4, but it'll do.Square Enix's next Kingdom Hearts game is a little unusual. This is a rhythm game titled Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, developed by Theatrhythm Final Fantasy developers indieszero. Instead of the usual action-RPG...
