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Kingdom Hearts 3 Re:Mind Review

Posted on January 29, 2020 By Jarvis

Re:Mind is the long-awaited expansion for Kingdom Hearts 3, but does it manage to justify its hefty asking price?

Being a fan of Kingdom Hearts is both the most frustrating and wondrous thing in the world.

Since its inception in 2002, the series has spanned multiple entries, platforms and mediums – all while expecting players to follow an increasingly convoluted plot. It’s the most ostentatious brand of anime nonsense imaginable, revelling in every absurd, unexpected development in a way no other franchise has the bravery to do so. And, despite my reservations, I adore every minute of it.
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