We managed to see a lot of Kingdom Hearts 3 during E3, with many excited to see what kind of worlds they will be able to traverse through, not to mention the super fun combat system. The lack of announced Final Fantasy characters is a bit of a bummer but it will be quite a while before January comes around.
Game director Tetsuya Nomura, who was also responsible for Final Fantasy XV and is working on the Final Fantasy VII Remake, had an interview with Weekly Famitsu (via Gematsu) and has revealed some interesting details about the sequel. Here are the
The world of Frozen was shown off during E3 and players will be going through a simplified version of its events, just like most Kingdom Hearts games. Sadly, Nomura said neither Elsa nor Anna would be joining Sora's party, which no longer needs temporary replacements like the old installments.
Nomura confirmed that the song Let it Go will have a full scene dedicated to it, which will please and bother plenty of people.
DLC will definitely be coming to the game, though the main story is still the biggest priority. Nomura feels that a season pass won't be needed, so that's decent news. In fact, the DLC might cancel the need for a Final Mix version, which plagued previous entries.
Ratatouille will be a mini-game in Twilight Town. Nomura is also hoping to add more mini-games.
Kingdom Hearts 3 comes out on January 25, 2019.
Read:Latest Kingdom Hearts 3 Trailer Features Jack Sparrow, Axl, and Kairi
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