- April 7, 2016
- SQUARE ENIX INC
KINGDOM HEARTS Uχ Dark Road
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About
"Kingdom Hearts Ux: Dark Road" is a Role Playing Game with delightful mechanics, splendid graphics, and a phenomenal soundtrack, but is marred by excessive grinding, annoying ads, and frustrating bugs. Its service has ended, leaving only an offline version, but it still offers an intriguing and wholesome story for players to enjoy. Overall, the game has its strengths and weaknesses, but it remains a memorable addition to the Kingdom Hearts universe.








- Engaging storyline that expands on the Kingdom Hearts lore.
- Fun and addictive gameplay with a variety of characters and medals.
- Good balance of free-to-play options, allowing players to progress without spending money.
- Heavy reliance on pay-to-win mechanics, making it difficult for free-to-play players to compete.
- Frequent crashes and technical issues, especially after updates.
- Slow updates for story content, leading to frustration among players.
story
1,786 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players praising its depth and connection to the larger Kingdom Hearts narrative, while others criticize the slow pacing and excessive filler content. Fans appreciate the emotional and engaging storyline, which is essential for understanding the overarching plot of the franchise, but express frustration over the frequent need for grinding and the pay-to-win mechanics that hinder progress. Overall, while the story is compelling and integral to the Kingdom Hearts lore, the gameplay experience can feel repetitive and overly reliant on microtransactions.
“The story is fantastic, and it is now 100% free to experience the main story.”
“This game is hands down one of the greatest stories ever told; everything is done to perfection. I love every bit of this game.”
“The story is engaging and this is absolutely an important part of the Kingdom Hearts storyline.”
“The old game had it set up where you could feel like part of the storyline, but the new version is just a game with premade decisions and a basic storyline done a million times in this franchise. Just bring the old one back.”
“The story progression is still slow as molasses. Once you've played the first 20 missions, you know what you're getting out of the next 780+.”
“The story is surprisingly emotional and is told well through the sprites, but the pacing is painfully slow after 200 chapters; almost nothing worth noting happens.”