Before you start the game, change the settings and make it a bit more of a challenge otherwise you’ll regret it – you can always play through the game again if you do need it on a lower difficulty. The only issue I have with the default setting is that, it’s really quite easy. It’ll take you about 40 hours to complete the game on the ‘Critial’ difficulty setting.
Things like character connections, character history, a list of defeated enemies and even notes about item synthesis that can prove to be so valuable in your KH2 endevours.įor the experience player as well, it’s a great diary to go back to if you’re confused on the somewhat complex plot, and in my opinion it’s better than the first version of the journal, as seen in the original game. The journal details everything in minute detail. It gives you access to a repository of information about the adventures of Sora, Goofy and Donald. If you do need a bit more back story Jiminy Cricket’s journal also features in KH2. They aren’t in play by play detail but it’s enough to familiarise your self with it. The good news is that Kingdom Hearts II explores plot points of the previous titles via a handful of quick explanatory cutscenes.
#Kingdom hearts 2 series#
Now, you’ll probably want to play through the original but complete newcomers to the series won’t find it too confusing and hard to follow on. I don’t want to reveal any major plot points as it’ll just spoil the 30 hour campaign! I found myself gaming for 2-3 hours at a time to so that I could progress in the game and move onto the next world and continue the story.
#Kingdom hearts 2 ps2#
The plot is deep and has many layers, it’s probably one of the most interesting PS2 game plots I’ve had the pleasure of playing. As the game progresses, Sora learns about a mysterious boy, Roxas and how much alike they seem to be. The Heartless are back, as well the mysterious Organization XIII. Sora starts that new adventure by unlocking routes to new places and worlds. The story follows Sora and his search for his friends Riku and Kairi, as well as King Mickey throughout a number of Disney worlds. Roxas sets out to find out the cause of these strange memories which ultimately leads him to Sora and the Keyblade. Like Sora in the first game with his random memories of people he doesn’t know or remember, Roxas seemingly reveals that he gets flashbacks and memories too!
Roxes seems to feel really similar to Sora, he enjoys hanging out with his friends and generally doing what any young lad of his age would do. He’s a young boy living in Twilight Town. Kingdom Hearts II introduces you to a new character, Roxas. If the town sounds familiar it’s probably because you’ve played Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. When Sora finally wakes up he’ll begin his journey in Twilight Town. The Plotįor the last 365 days Sora and his associates have been in a deep sleep. The artwork and graphics really stand out and it’s an amazing achievement to have created a game more than 15 years ago that looks so good in the modern era. The graphics are still impressive today considering the game is nearly 15 years old.
#Kingdom hearts 2 tv#
The modern TV I played it on really brought the opening cut scenes to life. Once I got the game home I booted it up on my slim PS2. If you can’t find a copy at your local thrift / charity shop, you’ll find it on Amazon but be warned, expect to pay a premium. I almost decided against buying it but then I remembered how much I enjoyed playing the game the first time around. Luckily, I was able to find a copy of it in a local charity shop for the pricely sum of £4. Because, quite frankly, the Kingdom Hearts series is, in my opinion one of the best RPG’s out of Japan. One thing I do look back on with regret is not keeping a hold of my original copy of the Kingdom Hearts 2. This second outing picks up approximately one year after the events of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories.
Although it’s the sequel to the first game, it’s actually the third game in the Kingdom Hearts series. Kingdom Hearts II, as the name would suggest is a sequel to the original Kingdom Hearts game. It sold more than 1 million copies in the week following it’s release, I think this is in part thanks to the brilliant reception the first game received. Released in 2005, Kingdom Hearts II is a Japanese RPG developed by Disney & Square Enix.
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