Kingdom Hearts is a fantastic game. One of the best titles of 3DS. I like it because it's a long game and difficult and if you buy it I am sure you will continue to play it all day!

Well what can I say.... If you are new to the series then you might find it difficult to follow the story however a quick YouTube search for the story & you will be desperate to play the latest in the 10 year series to which this game celebrates the collaboration between Disney & Square Enix (just known as Square back on the original) final fantasy characters. If you have followed the story from the beginning then this game will deliver the story part that we have all been waiting & sets up for the long awaited Kingdom Hearts 3. The new flow system works so well & feels like its always been part of the series, the controls are superb & also works with the pad pro add on. The 3d is very good but not the best I've seen on the system so far how ever the gameplay for me more than makes up for it.

I've never found it this hard to put my 3DS down before. Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance, is a must buy for any fan of earlier titles of the series as it improves on so many aspects, such as the game play. The skill board system from Birth by Sleep has made a welcome return, but what brings the game play to another level is the 'flowmotion' combat. This involves the player literally zooming around the screen, slicing and dicing enemies by interacting with the environment and generally looking like a badass whilst doing it. Graphical, this game is among the most impressive titles on Nintendo's handheld, with vivid range of colors, keeping the game feeling fresh and alive in every world the player travels to. This game arguably features more strategy than most of the other games in the franchise because of the pet 'Dream Eaters' who accompany you in a Pokemon-like fashion. They can be trained, nurtured and customised and accompany you into battle with the game's many enemies. The story, like the two numbered Kingdom Hearts titles and Birth by Sleep is very in depth with numerous characters and a lot of development. The story follows keyblade wielders, Sora and Riku as they partake the 'Mark of Mastery exam' so they can become keyblade masters and in turn waken the sleeping worlds, that include Tron Legacy and the Hunchback of Notredame. Things do not go as planned however and many enemies and allies from previous games in the series pop up to either aid Sora and Riku in their travels or attempt to destroy them. After being introduced to the series with Kingdom Hearts 2 and being pulled in by its action-packed gameplay, intriguing story and large handful of disney themed stages, I was almost desperate for more and played all other games in the series other than Chain of memories and Re:coded. None of these were up to scratch with Kingdom Hearts 2 for me. To conclude, this game has reminded me why I fell in love with the series in the first place. Dream Drop Distance is my personal favourite games and easily one of the best on the 3DS console.

Its been a long time since Square Enix made a major Kingdom Heart sequel and it is amazing. It's not Kingdom Hearts 3 but it continues the storyline in the Xehanort sequel. The graphics on the 3DS are amazing and so is the gameplay with their new combat and moving system the "flow motion". I recommend this game to all the kingdom hearts fans out there and even to the newcomers. This game is a must buy 3DS title.