The original version of the GBA was better - the system doesn't quite port all that well, so the combat alternates between stilted and infuriating. It adds a bunch of story that makes KHII make more sense, and especially the Riku story adds a lot of depth to the character as otherwise much of his character development happens "offscreen." That said, this is definitely one of the more missable games in the series.
Eu só quero jogar o 2 e o 3 mas tem uma pilha de jogo medíocre pelo caminho.
Main game: Functionally serviceable but really fucking dogshit by the end. Marluxia phase 2 had me by the balls and i had a blast but i dont think it really teaches you how to play it right until Larxene and no boss really comes back to challenge you like her. It was pretty fun to break by the end
Reverse Rebirth: Incredible addition to Riku's arc. His gimmick is great and plays with the strengths of the combat while offering a unique challenge that Sora never has to face. The shorter levels makes the campaign tighter and the bosses are actually challenging and interesting. Worth it for it alone.
Reverse Rebirth: Incredible addition to Riku's arc. His gimmick is great and plays with the strengths of the combat while offering a unique challenge that Sora never has to face. The shorter levels makes the campaign tighter and the bosses are actually challenging and interesting. Worth it for it alone.
termine chain of memories + reverse/rebirth! le hice el quite dos años al juego porque habia escuchado q era horrendo xd pero me gusto caleta el sistema de combates es muy adictivo y la historia uff men ES MEJOR QUE EL KH1 9/10 porfin puedo jugar kh2
More fun than people say, but not something that I go out of my way to revisit. People complain cuz they don't like to have to think during action combat RPGs and are actively punished for just hammering X in this game. I probably will because I want to unlock all the tedious achievements one day.
Boa mecânica de carta, para ser EXTREMAMENTE mal aproveitada. Dito isso, em história, KH Chains > KH 2.
An all-around more accessible version of the game that adds in a lot of 'Kingdom Hearts II' content in. As I expected when first playing the GBA version, the game is much better in 3D.
Story is fine and the sleight animations are incredible, but the gameplay is really not fun so if you really wanna see what happens just watch it on youtube
PLATAFORMA: PC | EMULADOR PS2
ZERADO EM: 13/04/2024
HORAS: 35:46
DIFICULDADE: DIFÍCIL
CAMPANHA SORA E RIKU
SINCERAMENTE EM ALGUNS MOMENTOS ESSE JOGO FOI UMA VERDADEIRA TORTURA, O JOGO PARECE QUE VAI SER DIVERTIDO E ATÉ CURTO EM SEU COMEÇO, MAS LOGO SE TORNA MUITO REPETITIVO E MASSANTE PRINCIPALMENTE AO ZERA-LO DUAS VEZES COM O RIKU E SORA, PASSAR PELOS MESMOS MUNDOS DO PRIMEIRO JOGO COM ABSOLUTAMENTE NADA QUE ACRESCENTE NA HISTÓRIA NESSES MUNDOS, INFELIZMENTE SE ELE TIVESSE A GAMEPLAY DO PRIMEIRO JOGO ESSE FATOR CONSEGUIRIA SE TORNAR IRRELEVANTE PENA QUE NÃO FOI O CASO…
EU QUERIA TER GOSTADO DESSE JOGO…
SUA HISTÓRIA É LINDA E BEM ENVOLVENTE, A ÚNICA COISA QUE ME FEZ ME PRENDER NESSE JOGO PARA FALAR A VERDADE, TANTO SORA QUANTO RIKU SEUS NÚCLEOS CONSEGUE NOS FIXAR E QUERER VER MAIS DESSA HISTORIA PENA Q O FATOR GAMEPLAY E DIVERSÃO NÃO ENTRA NESSE QUESITO… SUAS BATALHAS FINAIS COMPLETAMENTE DESBALANCEADAS FAZEM QUALQUER UM PIRAR PARA PASSAR APESAR DE ATÉ QUE TIVE UMA BOA SENSAÇÃO APÓS SUPERAR OS MESMOS, PORÉM NÃO ACHO Q É UM PONTO POSITIVO JÁ QUE MUITO DELES SÃO ROUBADOS ATÉ PARA DIFICULDADE MAIS ALTA.
ME DIVERTI EM ALGUNS MOMENTOS, MAS VERDADEIRAMENTE NÃO ACHO Q VALE A PENA JOGA-LO SÓ POR POUCOS MOMENTOS E SUA HISTÓRIA ATUALMENTE.
NOTA: 4.1 x 10
ZERADO EM: 13/04/2024
HORAS: 35:46
DIFICULDADE: DIFÍCIL
CAMPANHA SORA E RIKU
SINCERAMENTE EM ALGUNS MOMENTOS ESSE JOGO FOI UMA VERDADEIRA TORTURA, O JOGO PARECE QUE VAI SER DIVERTIDO E ATÉ CURTO EM SEU COMEÇO, MAS LOGO SE TORNA MUITO REPETITIVO E MASSANTE PRINCIPALMENTE AO ZERA-LO DUAS VEZES COM O RIKU E SORA, PASSAR PELOS MESMOS MUNDOS DO PRIMEIRO JOGO COM ABSOLUTAMENTE NADA QUE ACRESCENTE NA HISTÓRIA NESSES MUNDOS, INFELIZMENTE SE ELE TIVESSE A GAMEPLAY DO PRIMEIRO JOGO ESSE FATOR CONSEGUIRIA SE TORNAR IRRELEVANTE PENA QUE NÃO FOI O CASO…
EU QUERIA TER GOSTADO DESSE JOGO…
SUA HISTÓRIA É LINDA E BEM ENVOLVENTE, A ÚNICA COISA QUE ME FEZ ME PRENDER NESSE JOGO PARA FALAR A VERDADE, TANTO SORA QUANTO RIKU SEUS NÚCLEOS CONSEGUE NOS FIXAR E QUERER VER MAIS DESSA HISTORIA PENA Q O FATOR GAMEPLAY E DIVERSÃO NÃO ENTRA NESSE QUESITO… SUAS BATALHAS FINAIS COMPLETAMENTE DESBALANCEADAS FAZEM QUALQUER UM PIRAR PARA PASSAR APESAR DE ATÉ QUE TIVE UMA BOA SENSAÇÃO APÓS SUPERAR OS MESMOS, PORÉM NÃO ACHO Q É UM PONTO POSITIVO JÁ QUE MUITO DELES SÃO ROUBADOS ATÉ PARA DIFICULDADE MAIS ALTA.
ME DIVERTI EM ALGUNS MOMENTOS, MAS VERDADEIRAMENTE NÃO ACHO Q VALE A PENA JOGA-LO SÓ POR POUCOS MOMENTOS E SUA HISTÓRIA ATUALMENTE.
NOTA: 4.1 x 10
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a weird remake of a fun gba game which just ports it to a different engine that imo makes the game feel alot less special and even more derivative than it already felt
They really didn't think this game through lmao. At least the story was awesome.
Brief, no story spoilers.
My most recent playthrough of Kingdom Hearts (Re:)Chain of Memories was on the PC port via EGS. Any version of the game, but especially PC or an 8th/9th generation console version (except for Switch) will be the best way to play Re:Chain of Memories. As far as I know, the PC version is stable, unlike the unfortunate fate of the sequel. The 1.5/2.5 versions add bonus content to this game if you watch the 358/2 days cutscene movie built into the game, which I wouldn't recommend for first time players.
With all that being said, I most highly recommend that, for your first time, you ignore all of the above information, and instead play the original GBA version, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, in whatever way you fancy. Why?
To put it simply, Chain of Memories felt that it was tailor made for that 2D format, and the direct translation of the gameplay to 3D introduced a lot of awkwardness to the game, it often feels like it is also slowed down to accommodate for these changes in a way I don't necessarily like. Re:Chain of Memories, as a result of this, feels like it lasts a lot longer than it should, and in turn pads out a game that will likely get stale a bit before you reach the end. While a lot of the bonus content in Re:Chain are cool, they really feel like they only spice it up if you have already played the original game, which makes Re:Chain more suited to replaying after the first time, in my opinion.
With that being said, this game is quite significant in the story, and as many will remind a new kingdom hearts player, there is no such thing as a spin-off! One of the aspects that is the most obvious improvement over the GBA version is having much better cutscenes, since the Playstation 2 is obviously much more capable of storing video than the Gameboy Advance. It may be worth watching the cutscenes of this game in tandem with, or after, playing the GBA version. Alternatively, since you should be playing this in the eventual goal of playing Kingdom Hearts 2, it is worth watching the cutscenes alone if you don't enjoy the game.
One last thing, I will not spoil it, but Re:Chain of Memories ends with a bonus cutscene that I feel would be better suited to be ignored and/or skipped until after playing Kingdom Hearts 2.
Overall, Re:Chain of Memories is a middling remake of an okay game. I personally like the systems that these games have, but I feel that the brevity of the GBA original makes it worth playing more for a first time Kingdom Hearts player.
My most recent playthrough of Kingdom Hearts (Re:)Chain of Memories was on the PC port via EGS. Any version of the game, but especially PC or an 8th/9th generation console version (except for Switch) will be the best way to play Re:Chain of Memories. As far as I know, the PC version is stable, unlike the unfortunate fate of the sequel. The 1.5/2.5 versions add bonus content to this game if you watch the 358/2 days cutscene movie built into the game, which I wouldn't recommend for first time players.
With all that being said, I most highly recommend that, for your first time, you ignore all of the above information, and instead play the original GBA version, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, in whatever way you fancy. Why?
To put it simply, Chain of Memories felt that it was tailor made for that 2D format, and the direct translation of the gameplay to 3D introduced a lot of awkwardness to the game, it often feels like it is also slowed down to accommodate for these changes in a way I don't necessarily like. Re:Chain of Memories, as a result of this, feels like it lasts a lot longer than it should, and in turn pads out a game that will likely get stale a bit before you reach the end. While a lot of the bonus content in Re:Chain are cool, they really feel like they only spice it up if you have already played the original game, which makes Re:Chain more suited to replaying after the first time, in my opinion.
With that being said, this game is quite significant in the story, and as many will remind a new kingdom hearts player, there is no such thing as a spin-off! One of the aspects that is the most obvious improvement over the GBA version is having much better cutscenes, since the Playstation 2 is obviously much more capable of storing video than the Gameboy Advance. It may be worth watching the cutscenes of this game in tandem with, or after, playing the GBA version. Alternatively, since you should be playing this in the eventual goal of playing Kingdom Hearts 2, it is worth watching the cutscenes alone if you don't enjoy the game.
One last thing, I will not spoil it, but Re:Chain of Memories ends with a bonus cutscene that I feel would be better suited to be ignored and/or skipped until after playing Kingdom Hearts 2.
Overall, Re:Chain of Memories is a middling remake of an okay game. I personally like the systems that these games have, but I feel that the brevity of the GBA original makes it worth playing more for a first time Kingdom Hearts player.
Honestly pretty cool in concept, but it feels like the game expects far too much of you with it's gameplay (either that or I suck. Probably the latter)
I actually enjoyed the card system a lot in this game and even went for the Platinum