There are a lot of Kingdom Hearts games. So many, in fact, that Square Enix is releasing a brand new bundle called Kingdom Hearts All-in-One Package, which brings together every game in the series so far all the way up to Kingdom Hearts 3.
Kingdom Hearts All-in-One Package will bring players most of the series’ complicated story
It’s still short one Kingdom Hearts 3 DLC


This new game is essentially a bundle of Kingdom Hearts 3 along with the previously released, Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far. This means that the new release will include Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix, which are comprised of several other Kingdom Hearts games:
- Kingdom Hearts Final Mix
- Kingdom Hearths Re: Chain of Memories
- Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days (HD Remastered cinematics)
- Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix
- Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep Final Mix
- Kingdom Hearts Re:code (HD Remastered cinematics)
All-in-One Package also includes Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue, which comes with a few games and a movie:
- Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD
- Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep - a fragmentary passage
- Kingdom Hearts X Back Cover (movie)
Finally, All-in-One Package will also come with Kingdom Hearts 3, which is where things get complicated — I mean, I guess they started complicated. While this new release of Kingdom Hearts may be called All-in-One Package, it does not include the Kingdom Hearts 3 DLC, Re:Mind. In other words, while this may be the most complete version of Kingdom Hearts Square Enix has ever released, it still isn’t a totally complete version. For that, you’ll still need to buy the DLC, which costs $29.99.
Kingdom Hearts All-in-One Package will be released on March 17 exclusively for PlayStation 4 at select North American retail stores and is available for pre-order now.
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