TheSixthAxis

27th November 2020
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Miguel Moran
Publisher: Square Enix
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

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Summary

This game could have easily been a simple rhythm game with nothing but a huge set of Kingdom Hearts songs going for it. However, it not only has some issues but is also missing a surprising amount of Kingdom Hearts 3 music. The tacked-on item system adds some awkward wrinkles to an otherwise magical, musical, melodic nostalgia trip for Kingdom Hearts die-hards.

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