Here’s how long it takes to beat Kingdom Hearts III: ReMind.
Kingdom Hearts III: ReMind came out last week as the first paid expansion to the latest Kingdom Hearts game. It adds several new in-game features such as Greeting Mode and Slideshow Function, as well as Limit Cut boss battles and of course, the ReMind campaign expansion.
ReMind costs $30 USD, which is quite a bit for some DLC. It's like half the cost of the actual game itself when it was first released. These days you can get a used copy of the game for that much, so you'd expect to get a significant amount of "stuff" for that amount of money.
According to , ReMind doesn't give nearly as much content as the game itself. Going through the ReMind campaign expansion will take on just about four more hours of gameplay, and most of those will be sitting in cutscenes. If you're a completionist who tries to 100% everything you do, then you might get 12 hours or so out of ReMind and all the new content provided.
Accessing ReMind is fairly simple. Just go to the Downloadable Content section of the main menu and select your completed game file. You'll load into ReMind with the same level Sora was at when you beat the game. You'll be mostly 1ꦅ68澳洲幸运5开奖网:replaying in the Keyblade Graveyard sequence including easier versions of the secret boss. You'll get the chance to play as Riku, Aqua, and Roxas, and also unlock up to .
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Limit Cut adds an enhanced boss rush mode for members of Organization XIII. This will likely be the meat of your ReMind expღerience as some of these fights are very hard. Bosses deal more damage, have revamped attack patterns, and🅷 more health.
Is it worth it? Hardcore Kingdom Hearts fans will likely find plenty to love in ReMind, especially considering the extra bits of lore that were added. But if you weren’t a rabid fan of Kingdom Hearts III, you might want to skip ReMind or at least wait for it to go on sale.
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