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This bite-sized game was released as part of the Kingdom Hearts 2.8 collection and served as a demo for Kingdom Hearts III. Kingdom Hearts 0.2: Birth by Sleep вЂ“ A Fragmentary Passage Both Dream Drop Distance and Re: Coded borrowed the mechanic again, but Birth By Sleep is where it shines. ItвЂ™s the first game to feature three playable characters, but theyвЂ™re juggled in such a way to make their stories interwoven and engaging.Д¬ustomizing your Command Deck to find the best setup for your characters is one of the most engaging parts of the game. Many fans regard Birth By Sleep as having the best story in the entire franchise, and thatвЂ™s a hard point to argue.

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It serves as a prequel to the main series and introduces an engaging story, amazing gameplay, and tons of beloved Disney characters to visit along the way.

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Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep is the one portable Kingdom Hearts title you should play on this list, even if you play none of the others. The Command Deck system from Birth By Sleep returns for this game, but it is not as well implemented as Birth By Sleep. What makes this game stand out against other mobile games is the gameplay. It keeps things interesting while exploring, and it shows Riku has grown as a character. The game has you play through each world twice, once with Sora and once with Riku. The time traveling aspect only serves to make the story more confusing at points, but it is still enjoyable if you pay attention. The story is enjoyable if stilted, especially with the introduction of time travel in the game. The game is the best portable Kingdom Hearts game on the list so far.

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Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop DistanceДream Drop Distance released on the 3DS, but Square Enix did an HD remake for PS4 that was included in 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue. The story takes a backseat to the new card-based combat, making this a less compelling entry in the series. While there is some strategy involved in making the most of the card system, the worlds included in Chains of Memories feel tiny compared to the first game. It feels like a watered down Kingdom Hearts experience, down to the card-based combat that feels drastically different. Kingdom Hearts: Chain of MemoriesД¬hain of Memories is a sequel to the first game that debuted on Gameboy Advance. ItвЂ™s utterly skippable if you have the Remix version ready to play. Square Enix included all the cutscenes from it in the recent Kingdom Hearts 1.5 Remix, so you donвЂ™t even have to play it to know the story. The actual gameplay of Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days is where this game falls apart. It details the time Roxas spent in Organization XIII and the time spend with Xion and Axel. Roxas also features briefly in Kingdom Hearts II, and the story is the best aspect of this game. Roxas is the new Nobody that was created after Sora transformed into Heartless during the first game. It was also released on Nintendo DS in 2009 and introduced a new protagonist called Roxas. Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days is another portable title in the Kingdom Hearts series that is pretty skippable. Other Kingdom Hearts games tell a better story, with better gameplay mechanics, and this one is completely skippable. Every world featured in the game is just copied from earlier Kingdom Hearts games that are worth experiencing. Nothing of note happens in the story that makes the excruciating gameplay worth experiencing. In the grand scheme of things, new gamers who have never played a Kingdom Hearts game before can definitely skip this one. Unlike the other games that are interconnected and weave a tale of SoraвЂ™s travels through many Disney Kingdoms, Re:Coded just doesnвЂ™t matter. Most fans dislike the game because the story has no bearing on the main games. Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded debuted at E3 in 2010 for the Nintendo DS. The game is complicated and adds new story stuff spread through hundreds of chapters, making the lore even more confusing to follow. I would say you shouldnвЂ™t play this one at all unless youвЂ™ve at least played through the main three titles in the series. ItвЂ™s a mobile game, so itвЂ™s definitely not the best Kingdom Hearts story experience.

Many of the chapters in the game are set in Disney worlds visited by the main series in the past. Players can crate their own Keyblade wielder and join one of five unions.

Kingdom Hearts X is a mobile game that takes place after the ancient Keyblade war.