Every 15 missions, you’ll find your avatar taking part in a new plotline. In fact, all of the areas I’ve seen so far are recycled spots and similar storylines.
This scene should seem familiar to people who’ve played Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep. (You’ll either need to pay for energy refills or take forced breaks every fifteen minutes or so.) As an example, the first assortment of missions is set in Snow White’s realm, where you’re helping to defend her from her wicked stepmother. That is, as long as you still have action points. In Kingdom Hearts Unchained X, you create an original avatar and fight your way through iconic Disney locations, defeating Heartless and saving familiar characters. The Google Play and iTunes listings may say it only needs 47MB and 59.3MB, but the initial downloads bring that up to 1.1GB on both devices. While the former is more of a puzzle game, the latter is an action RPG that borrows characters, settings, situations, and battle systems from many other Kingdom Hearts games, in particular Chain of Memories.įirst, before we even start talking about Kingdom Hearts Unchained X, let me offer a warning. Both Tales of Link and Kingdom Hearts Unchained X were released. Last week was a big one for people who enjoy mobile games based on their favorite RPG series.
