Haven’t yet caught up on the Kingdom Hearts series over the past half-dozen compilation releases? Worry no longer because Square Enix has yet another compilation coming to the PlayStation 4!
Kingdom Hearts – The Story So Far is far more literally titled than any of the ridiculous compilations that Square Enix has come up with. When you’re comparing “The Story So Far” to the likes of “1.5 + 2.5 Remix and 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue,” such a slick, simple, literal title demands respect and attention.
“The Story So Far.” I like it!
In total, Kingdom Hearts – The Story So Far contains nine games for $39.99. Remasters, remakes, original titles, ports, cinematic content, everything shy of Kingdom Heart’s excellent Game Boy Advance and those crummy mobile games will be included in this package.
The bundle releases on the PlayStation 4 on Oct. 30, which should give you two or three solid months to catch up in time for Kingdom Hearts III on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on Jan. 25, 2019. Just remember, The Story So Far is not releasing on the Xbox One.
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