June 13 Is Going To Be A Major Day For Kingdom Hearts Fans
The PC version of has been locked away on the Epic Games Store ever since 2021 but fortunately,those patient Steam users who held out hope that the series would one day land on Valve's storefront have been rewarded. A bizarre mash-up of Disney and, the adventures of Sora, Donald, and Goofy have leaped from platform to platform ever since the original game debuted on the PlayStation 2 in 2002. It took nearly two decades for the trilogy, and the various spinoffs, to drop on PC but even then, Epic's exclusivity was a dealbreaker for many.
Fortunately, that's all about to change as PC Gamer reports that the entire collection, specifically every game in the Dark Seeker Saga, will launch on Steam on June 13. Basing the launches on the versions currently available on the EGS, the trilogy will be split across three different bundles, namely,, and Why Square Enix has opted to bring the games to Steam now remains a mystery but players definitely aren't complaining.
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There are still a few more unknown variables about ' Steam launch, the most prominent of which is whether or not the rhythm-based game, a loving tribute to the franchise's excellent soundtrack, will also make the transition over from the Epic Game Store. Additionally, Steam Deck owners are wondering how well the games will run on the handheld platform given that the Nintendo Switch version was only available as a cloud-streamed port due to concerns that the console couldn't handle the games. More answers will likely be provided in the near future.
The news of leaving the Epic Games Store comes just weeks after rumors claimed that Square Enix has locked in a release window for the highly-anticipated fourth mainline game. Reports suggest that, which will mark the start of a new saga, is slated to arrive in 2025 but this has yet to be confirmed. The gameplay trailer for the
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