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2013 role-playing browser game

2013 video game

Kingdom Hearts χ
Kingdom Hearts X logo.png
Developer(south) Square Enix
Success
BitGroove
Publisher(s) Square Enix
Director(due south)
  • Tetsuya Nomura
  • Hiroyuki Itou
  • Satoru Imai
  • Hisazumi Arai
Producer(s) Hironori Okayama
Designer(s) Masahiro Ishihara
Yu Suzuki
Haruki Nakano
Programmer(s) Takahiro Hojo
Artist(s) Tatsuya Kando
Takeshi Nagata
Akihito Nonami
Writer(s) Masaru Oka
Tetsuya Nomura
Composer(s) Yoko Shimomura
Tsuyoshi Sekito
Series Kingdom Hearts
Platform(s)
  • Web browser
  • Android
  • iOS
  • Burn down OS
Release Web browser
  • JP: July 18, 2013
Android, iOS
  • JP: September 3, 2015
  • NA: Apr 7, 2016
  • PAL: June 16, 2016
Fire OS
  • WW: January 29, 2019
Genre(s) Role-playing
Mode(southward) Unmarried-player, multiplayer

Kingdom Hearts χ ,[a] stylized as Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] , is a Japanese role-playing browser game adult by Square Enix, BitGroove and Success, and published by Foursquare Enix for web browsers equally the 8th installment in the Kingdom Hearts series. Gameplay involves players navigating a customized avatar through Disney-inspired worlds fighting enemies, along with taking down bosses in multiplayer matches in contest with other teams. A version of the game for mobile devices called Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ , was released every bit the 9th installment of the serial in Japan in September 2015, and worldwide in 2016.

In April 2017, Unchained χ was rebranded as Kingdom Hearts Matrimony χ[Cross] . It was rebranded once once more in June 2020 to Kingdom Hearts Union χ Night Road with the release of the stand alone game Kingdom Hearts Dark Road , the thirteenth installment in the series. Nighttime Road is accessed within Union χ. It was announced in Feb 2021 that Kingdom Hearts Matrimony χ Nighttime Route would be shutting downwards its online features and transitioning into an offline app, starting with Union χ in May 2021 and Dark Route in August 2022.[one] [2]

Kingdom Hearts χ is a prequel to the Kingdom Hearts serial as a whole, taking identify centuries prior. It takes identify before the Keyblade State of war, which established the organization of the Kingdom Hearts universe as of the original game. The player assumes the function of a Keyblade wielder who joins ane of five factions led by Keyblade Masters fighting for control of the limited low-cal existing in the world. Union χ acts every bit a sequel, retelling office of the story of Kingdom Hearts χ before diverging and telling a new story prepare after its events. The game's plot is connected to Kingdom Hearts III. The title refers to the χ-blade, a weapon central to the series' story arc. Kingdom Hearts Dark Road explores the origins of serial adversary Xehanort and his eventual turn to darkness.

The game was designed as a playing experience that newcomers to the series could come to. Its presentation was compared to that of a fairy tale, as depicting the usual style of the series would have been difficult on the platform. Both Tetsuya Nomura and Yoko Shimomura, veterans from the main serial, returned equally manager and composer respectively. The game received favorable reception from critics. A companion motion-picture show, Kingdom Hearts χ Dorsum Cover, was released as part of Kingdom Hearts Hard disk drive ii.8 Terminal Chapter Prologue in Jan 2017.

Gameplay [edit]

A player graphic symbol fighting a Heartless Raid Dominate in Kingdom Hearts Union χ.

Kingdom Hearts χ is a part-playing video game set in the universe of Kingdom Hearts which includes original characters and locations too equally ones from Disney and Concluding Fantasy media properties. Before beginning, players create their own grapheme. Players tin can customize the gender, hair, and clothing, and choose accessories themed subsequently both Square Enix and Disney universes present in the Kingdom Hearts series. Story missions are unlocked by the player. After a certain amount of the available content has been completed, new story missions become available. Players navigate their surroundings past dragging their cursor across the screen.[iii] Players navigate unlike worlds, defeating monsters known every bit the Heartless. The base game is free to play, with optional microtransactions.[4] Actions use upwardly AP, which can be replenished by either waiting or past using potions, which tin can be earned or bought. Rare items such as special cards can as well be purchased.[v] Alongside the single-role player fashion, there is a multiplayer mode where teams of players take on Raid Bosses, gigantic Heartless with high HP.[6]

Enemies appear on-screen, and can exist engaged by clicking on them. During the player'south turn, three cards are randomly drawn from a deck of ix, each resulting in an attack. If the cards' combined strength and attached skills are bereft to exhaust the enemy'southward HP, the heartless volition counterattack. If the player survives this attack, or continues past spending additional AP, a new plough begins. Upon defeating an enemy, the thespian earns Lux (which unlocks rewards as it accumulates, merely resets weekly), experience points (through which the player advances in level), and Munny (an in-game currency).[3] The role player also earns Fragments, cards based on the characters original to the Kingdom Hearts series and those from Disney and Final Fantasy franchises: the fragments are imbued with unlike properties depending on the grapheme, such as physical or elemental strikes. Players tin can level up their cards to improve their assault and defense.[3] [four] Players tin strengthen their Keyblade using materials plant in each globe, and new Keyblades are caused as the story progresses. Each strengthens different types of cards; for example, Starlight is an all-around Keyblade offering boosts for Power-, Speed- and Magic-blazon cards, while the Snow White-inspired Treasure Trove is Power-type focused.[iii] [6]

The mobile version of the game, entitled Kingdom Hearts Union χ, shares multiple gameplay features with its browser counterpart: the main exception is that this version is tailored for a touch screen. The power to travel freely between unlike Disney worlds is also replaced with a stage system.[7] These stages, called quests, are confined to specific areas of specific worlds. Instead of spending AP on individual actions, AP is paid to start a quest, and the player can assail every bit many enemies, collect every bit many materials, and open every bit many chests equally he or she can find earlier defeating a target Heartless.[viii] If the player's HP is fully depleted, a choice is offered between forfeiting all progress in the quest or continuing to fight by spending Jewels, a new general-purpose in-game currency. Lux is considered another name for character-leveling experience points. Clothing, hair, and accessories are obtained through Avatar Boards, which each contain an array of nodes on branching pathways.[8] These nodes are unlocked, in set sequences, with Avatar Coins, and may also yield such benefits as increased limits for AP and HP.[8] Cards from the browser version are here replaced past Medals, which are no longer fatigued randomly in boxing. Instead, each equipped Medal is presented 1 at a time, and the role player is given the choice of attacking one enemy, attacking all enemies (dealing less impairment), or using the special attack granted by the Medal (provided the Keyblade's special set on gauges are sufficiently filled).[eight] Medals can be combined with matching Medals to improve their special attacks.[8]

Synopsis [edit]

Setting [edit]

Kingdom Hearts χ is gear up in a world called Daybreak Town in the distant by, prior to the other games in the serial. The game begins earlier the legendary Keyblade State of war, a conflict sparked due to disputes between Keyblade wielders over the light that created the world, triggering a calamity that reshaped the world into that seen in the residuum of the Kingdom Hearts series.[vii] [9] Prior to the war, a precognizant Keyblade Master known merely every bit the Chief of Masters bestows a Book of Prophecies to v of his six apprentices, the Foretellers, before disappearing. The book has the power to manifest objects and people from the future, and contains an account of time to come events, from which the v Foretellers learn of a prophecy foretelling the world's destruction. To prevent this, the Foretellers use their books to manifest future worlds and defeat the Heartless infesting them to assemble pieces of light, called Lux. Each Foreteller creates and leads their own "Marriage" themed effectually their private animal icon: Unicornis, governed past Ira; Anguis, governed by Invi; Leopardus, governed by Gula; Vulpes, governed past Ava; and Ursus, governed by Aced. The player graphic symbol, a newly awakened Keyblade wielder, chooses to support 1 of the Unions and works to ensure the chosen faction'due south supremacy.[6] [10] The future worlds created by the Volume of Prophecies include several worlds introduced in previous series entries, including Dwarf Woodlands (based on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs); Agrabah (Aladdin); Wonderland (Alice in Wonderland); Olympus Coliseum (Hercules); and Animal's Castle (Beauty and the Animal).

Kingdom Hearts Union χ takes place afterwards the events of Kingdom Hearts χ in an alternating data worldline, with the role player reliving the by to forget the events of the Keyblade War. Due to the Book of Prophecies' loss of power without the Master or Foretellers present, the Keyblade wielders instead visit fake datascapes based on the various Disney worlds. The game initially repeats the story of the original, dubbed Unchained χ, but diverges partway through the narrative in a new narrative titled Wedlock χ. New stories feature the actor forming a new team with iv other Keyblade wielders, who get friends, while a new set up of union leaders must contend with new formless, sentient incarnations of darkness. Other major story events that do not involve the actor were delivered via game updates, serving to expand on the story of Kingdom Hearts χ and continue the narrative afterwards the events of the Keyblade War. All of the worlds from Kingdom Hearts χ reappear, aslope returning worlds Castle of Dreams (Cinderella) and Enchanted Dominion (Sleeping Beauty). The game also introduces a new earth, Game Central Station (Wreck-Information technology Ralph).

Kingdom Hearts Dark Road is set many years afterwards the Keyblade War, betwixt the events of Union χ and Kingdom Hearts Birth Past Sleep. The story explores the origins of series antagonist Xehanort and his eventual turn to darkness.[11] Scala advert Caelum, a world commencement seen in Kingdom Hearts Three, acts equally a central hub for the characters in the story, while gameplay takes place in the worlds seen in χ.

Kingdom Hearts χ story [edit]

The player character receives a Keyblade and is given a selection of joining 1 of 5 Unions, after which a Dream Eater named Chirithy explains the player's role of destroying Heartless to collect Lux. Under their Chirithy'due south management, the player visits projections of future worlds to behave out their mission. As they continue, Chirithy explains that the Foretellers have learned from the Book of Prophecies near a great battle in which the world will be consumed past darkness. To save the future, the Foretellers use the book's powers to project the hereafter into their era, hoarding Lux to protect the globe's light.

The player befriends Ephemer, a Keyblade wielder from a rival Union who wishes to explore the Foretellers' tower in the middle of town. The player agrees to help, merely Ephemer disappears shortly thereafter. Later, the player meets another wielder from Ephemer'south Matrimony named Skuld, who is investigating his disappearance. Exploring the tower, the role player and Skuld are caught by Ava,[b] who challenges them to a duel. Upon her defeat, Ava reveals that she has recruited Ephemer into the Dandelions, a group of Keyblade wielders intended to be kept out of the impending war so they may rebuild the world in its aftermath. Ava offers the same invitation to Skuld and the player; Skuld accepts, but the role player is uncertain. As time passes, other wielders accuse one another of stealing Lux, and the Foretellers – suspecting 1 among themselves to exist a traitor – begin rallying more than wielders to their Unions to bolster their forces for the war.

Seeking a solution, the player, Skuld, and Chirithy find Gula, who believes the only one who can stop the war is the now missing Master of Masters. Ava tracks down the Master'due south sixth apprentice, Luxu, who vanished to watch the state of war unfold as per the Master's instructions; when Luxu reveals the true nature of the traitor, Ava attacks him, starting the war as prophesied. Skuld returns to the Dandelions while the actor participates in the war alone, battling for as long as they can before collapsing in burnout. The war ends with the player as the sole survivor, reuniting with Chirithy, Skuld, and Ephemer before losing consciousness. Sometime later on, Chirithy awakens the player and lies to them that the events surrounding the war were all a dream. Unbeknownst to them, Maleficent appears nearby – having traveled back in time after being defeated by Sora and his friends[c] – and makes plans to conquer her world in the past.

Kingdom Hearts Union χ story [edit]

Prior to the Keyblade War, the Main of Masters gives Ava a list of 5 Keyblade wielders who are to go the new Matrimony leaders; against his orders, she gives a Book of Prophecies to one of them, Brain. Strelitzia, another of the new leaders, attempts to convince the role player to bring together the Dandelions, but she is ambushed and killed by an unknown figure. The Master entrusts Luxu with his Keyblade and a black box, which he instructs him to never open, revealing his plan to terminate a greater state of war confronting 13 willful embodiments of darkness by using his apprentices and the new Union leaders as vessels to contain them. The Master plans to travel into the futurity and escape into a fictional world with Luxu'due south assist.

After the war, the Dandelions reside in a data simulation of Daybreak Boondocks, with all but the Matrimony leaders made to forget what had happened. To forbid another war, the 5 new Union leaders – Ephemer, Skuld, Ventus, Encephalon, and Strelitzia'south older brother, Lauriam – agree to proceed the world's destruction a secret and form a unmarried Union, Union Cross. Meanwhile, Maleficent encounters a willful darkness, who explains the virtual nature of the world she is in. Fearing the harm she could cause with her cognition, the darkness instructs her to apply a "lifeboat" pod within the belfry in Daybreak Town to render to the existent world.

Lauriam investigates Strelitzia'south disappearance, aided past his fellow party member Elrena, earlier confronting Maleficent in the tower. Maleficent defeats Lauriam and escapes, but the lifeboat is damaged during the fight. Upon returning to the existent world, the willful darkness instructs Maleficent to use some other pod to return to the future.[d] Meanwhile, a malfunction causes the datascape to display afterimages of events from earlier the Keyblade State of war. While searching the Book of Prophecies for a solution, Encephalon finds the Master'southward list and discovers that Ventus is non i of the intended Union leaders. Suspecting that Ventus had replaced Strelitzia, the grouping learns that a willful darkness possessed Ventus and killed Strelitzia to sow discord between the leaders.

The willful darkness within Ventus emerges and reveals that using the lifeboat triggers a failsafe meant to shut the datascape down with the darkness trapped inside, but due to Maleficent'south earlier utilise, the process has already begun. Ventus absorbs and binds the darkness within himself to end information technology from attacking. Brain, Lauriam, Ventus, and Elrena use the remaining pods to return to the real world; Ephemer, Skuld and the player stay behind and protect the Dandelions until they can all be rescued. They are confronted past iv willful darknesses, but the thespian pretends to be possessed by i of them and attacks Ephemer and Skuld, who are forced to seal the player along the other darknesses in the datascape.

In the existent world, a willful darkness encounters Luxu, who places a white-cloaked figure into the lifeboat and sends it into the hereafter. Later, the escaped Keyblade wielders use the pods to achieve the hereafter, only Brain stays behind and meets Luxu; he is subsequently seen carrying the Chief's keyblade and box. Daybreak Boondocks is destroyed, and the remaining Dandelions' Chirithies become Dream Eaters to protect their hearts; the player instead chooses to be reborn by merging their own heart with that of a newborn, Xehanort. The surviving Keyblade wielders each sally in unlike time periods, though Skuld is unaccounted for. Afterwards, Brain awakens in Scala ad Caelum, a boondocks founded on the ruins of Daybreak Town by Ephemer.

Kingdom Hearts Nighttime Road story [edit]

Xehanort, living bored on the Destiny Islands, is approached by Ansem, his Heartless from the time to come, and is shuffled through a portal to Scala Ad Caelum, a world where Keyblade wielders are trained. Some fourth dimension after, Xehanort – now a Keyblade wielder – and his classmates Eraqus, Urd, Bragi, Vor, and Hermod are told by their primary, Odin, that seven upperclassmen accept gone missing earlier their Marker of Mastery exam. Their fellow classmate Baldr has also left in search of his sister, who is one of the missing upperclassmen. Odin tasks the youths to find the missing students past scouring the many worlds.

Earlier they exit, Xehanort and his classmates discuss the land of the worlds: fifty-fifty long after the events of the Keyblade War, many fragments of the Globe are however forming, and those that take already formed menses on dissimilar timeframes — while i may be far in the future in terms of engineering science, another may exist still in the beginnings of bearing life or basic technological advancements. With that in mind, and the order not to interfere in the affairs of other worlds, Xehanort and his friends begin their search. While exploring Wonderland, Xehanort and Eraqus witness darkness emerging from the Queen of Hearts, and begin to suspect the upperclassmen were consumed by darkness.

Four years later, Xehanort, having just put fresh flowers on 4 gravestones, says his goodbyes to Eraqus, stating he's going off on his ain to see what Odin hasn't shown them. While Eraqus hates the idea, he wishes his friend well and hopes he will return shortly. Xehanort and so returns to Wonderland to find that the Queen, who had forgotten him during his terminal visit, is still possessed by darkness equally he awaits his trial. Sometime later, Xehanort finds himself traveling through the Corridor of Darkness, where the darkness begins to infect his middle.

Development [edit]

Kingdom Hearts χ was co-directed by Tetsuya Nomura, i of the serial' creators, and Tatsuya Kando, who had previously directed Nintendo DS game The World Ends with You.[10] The game's music was equanimous by Yoko Shimomura, a regular contributor to the series' music.[12] The game was co-developed by Foursquare Enix and Japanese studio Success Corporation.[xiii] [fourteen] Square Enix originally handled the planning and design itself, merely due to their developers' inexperience with creating browser games, development was transferred to the Success Corporation, who were familiar with the procedure. Despite multiplayer elements existence included, the game was "fundamentally single-thespian", as with virtually other entries in the series.[fourteen] Chirithy, the player characters' companion, was designed around the concept of a supportive yet unobtrusive guide.[15] Nomura based the graphic symbol's design on the Scottish Fold domestic cat.[15]

Due to difficulties that arose adapting the core Kingdom Hearts experience into a browser game, the presentation was designed similar style of fantasy classics of the locations encountered previously past serial protagonists Sora and Riku. And because the game was to be played with a mouse instead of a game controller, the gameplay focus became simple controls and "flashy" battles.[vi] [sixteen] In an interview, Nomura stated that the work on developing Kingdom Hearts χ was paused for a fourth dimension then developers could work on Kingdom Hearts III. He too stated that at the fourth dimension they were exploring ways to let more fans of the serial to feel the game.[17] The stories of Kingdom Hearts χ and Kingdom Hearts III were both written at the same time, and thus share a strong connection.[17] Despite this strong link, it was described past Tetsuya Nomura equally a title where story was not the focus, and that its content was completely separate from the principal series, making it accessible for newcomers.[16] The game'due south title refers to the χ-blade (chi-bract), the original Keyblade and a weapon central to the Kingdom Hearts storyline.[6]

The creation of a mobile version of the game was decided upon while the browser version was still being developed. Nomura initially planned to release both titles simultaneously, with each beingness updated individually. All the same, as development went on, the team'south efforts became focused on finishing Kingdom Hearts χ, and development on Unchained was halted. The original program was to make the game a simpler version of its browser counterpart, but with the increasing specs of mobile devices, the workload increased, contributing to the halt to development. As mobile devices employ a different command set-up to web browsers, Unchained could not work merely equally a port of Kingdom Hearts χ. Its title "Unchained" signified the gameplay and story of Kingdom Hearts χ being released into a mobile format. Ane of the changes instituted during the games mobile remake was to make the gameplay more "casual" than Kingdom Hearts χ, with battles existence shorter and potentially easier.[seven]

In March 2017, ahead of the first ceremony of the North American launch of Unchained χ, Square Enix announced that the mobile game would exist rebranded as Kingdom Hearts Wedlock χ[Cross] in April 2017. The relaunch of the title would include a new Union Cantankerous multiplayer fashion, allowing parties of up to six players to accept on the Heartless together through the game'south matchmaking feature as they communicate with each other through emotes and text options, and a theater manner to rewatch unlocked cutscenes and animations.[18] In September 2018, a serial of special "Classic Kingdom" minigames was added to Union χ; by completing certain objectives in these minigames, players were able to get early admission to the "Starlight" Keyblade in Kingdom Hearts Iii.[19]

In January 2020, a new mobile game called Kingdom Hearts Dark Route was revealed,[xx] existence developed by the same squad working on Union χ.[21] It was subsequently antiseptic that Dark Road would exist a standalone game accessed inside Union χ and that the app would be rebranded as Kingdom Hearts Union χ Dark Road upon Night Road 's release. Players would exist able to access Dark Road without needing to come across certain criteria within Spousal relationship χ and would have the ability to link the two games.[22]

Release [edit]

The game was first announced at the Tokyo Game Show on September xx, 2012 aslope Kingdom Hearts HD one.5 Remix nether the tentative title Kingdom Hearts for PC Browsers.[9] Its official championship was announced in February the following year. To promote the game, codes for special items and in-game currency were included with offset-impress copies of Kingdom Hearts HD ane.5 Remix.[13] A closed beta for the title began on March 22, 2013, with Beta recruitment outset on March xiii. The test was bachelor for users who had a Yahoo Japan ID, and included in-game items and currency as a starting gift.[23] An open beta test began on July 9, 2013, and the game's official service began on July 18 of the same yr.[24] [25] Since the original release, the game received abiding updates to its story missions, providing additional content to players.[10] In April 2016, Square Enix announced that the browser game would be discontinued in September 2016.[26]

Disney Interactive was forced to delay a western localization of the game when the game'due south publisher Playdom, a social game network owned by Disney, was shut downwards. Despite this, planning connected for a western release with playtesting taking identify to improve upon the game earlier launch.[vii] [27] The western localization was revealed to the public with the title Kingdom Hearts Unchained X at the 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo.[28] Unchained χ was released in Nippon on September 3, 2015,[29] in North America on April 7, 2016,[xv] and in Europe on June xvi, 2016.[thirty] Wedlock χ became bachelor on the Amazon Appstore for Amazon devices on January 29, 2019.[31]

Kingdom Hearts Night Road was available worldwide on June 22, 2020.[32]

On February 25, 2021, Square Enix announced that the game would be reaching its terminate of service in Apr of that twelvemonth for the Japan server, and May for the global servers; this cease of service was later delayed by one calendar month.[33] The terminate of service came with an update to the game assuasive players to view game cutscenes offline. Square Enix also appear a subsequent update that would complete the story of Kingdom Hearts Nighttime Road and allow players to play it in its entirety offline, currently scheduled for Baronial 2022.

Back Cover [edit]

In September 2015, Square Enix appear a new game titled Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue. The drove features Kingdom Hearts χ Back Comprehend, a 60-minute cinematic film that focuses on the Foretellers, elaborating on their actions during the events of the game and their attempts to decide who is the traitor amongst them.[fifteen] It was released in January 2017.[34]

Reception [edit]

By September 2013, 200,000 users were announced to have enrolled for the game.[36] During the 2013 WebMoney Awards, Kingdom Hearts χ was amongst the games voted into the "Best Rookie of the Year Good Games" category, with near voters praising the game for being accessible to serial newcomers, and fun to play.[37] Richard Eisenbeis of Kotaku was generally positive, saying that despite information technology being like to other Japanese browser games and using a micro-transaction system, it was "an enjoyable little fourth dimension waster."[5]

Unchained was too well received, with Metacritic giving the game a score of 70 out of 100 based on five reviews.[35] AV Lodge praised the game for being a truthful Kingdom Hearts championship despite its free to play format.[38] TouchArcade gave the game three out of five stars, praising the music and graphics while calling the gameplay shallow with an overcomplicated user interface.[8] Gamezebo called the championship "better than expected", citing the game'southward fun but simple gainsay and all-encompassing character customization but critiquing the game'southward dialogue for beingness cheesy and the story for being weaker than the panel Kingdom Hearts titles.[39] In the calendar month later on it was released, the mobile version was downloaded over two 1000000 times.[40]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Japanese: キングダム ハーツ キー, Hepburn: Kingudamu Hātsu Kī
  2. ^ Ava disguises herself as Ira if the role player has chosen the Vulpes Spousal relationship. If whatsoever other Union is chosen, she disguises herself as that Spousal relationship'due south leader.
  3. ^ Equally depicted in the 2002 game Kingdom Hearts.
  4. ^ Equally depicted in the 2005 game Kingdom Hearts Ii.

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External links [edit]

  • Official Spousal relationship χ Dark Road website

Kingdom Hearts Union Cross Cutscenes,

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