Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix

This is not a singular game, but a collection of most of the Kingdom Hearts franchise prior to its conclusion of the "Dark Seeker Saga" with Kingdom Hearts 3.

The collection offers you some of the most enjoyable games of the franchise, from the first installment and original Kingdom Hearts, to the most critically acclaimed Kingdom Hearts 2. The collection offers a way for new and old players alike to experience the magic that is the Kingdom Hearts series.

In addition, the collection includes the Final Mix version for Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts 2 and Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep, providing a more definitive experience packed with a tonne of additional content previously exclusive to their Japanese releases. The game also includes Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, a console port of a GBA title that provides a unique take on the card-battle genre. Finally, the DS games Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days and Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded are packaged as movies you can enjoy as a break between the games, providing you additional lore and context to the overarching narratives of the series.

This collection has value like no other. You get four quality games and two movies in this memorable journey of a game.

What's more fun than having one HD collection?

Why, bringing both HD collections together of course.

Combining both the 1.5 and 2.5 collections, this is easily one of the best value for money compilations you can get containing most of the Kingdom Hearts games (or some games because the DS ones have been relagated to cutscene movies) on a single disc.

The glory of Kingdom Hearts, the card based antics of Chain of Memories, the majesty of II and the tales of Birth By Sleep are all present and correct and Square-Enix have done a superb job of remastering and updating these games for the consoles.

And of course there's also the cinematic films for 358:2 Days and Re:Coded.

Sure, not everything on the set is an instant win but for the massive amount of content that this set is filled to the brim with, I'd say it's still worth the price of admission.