The Best Kingdom Hearts Mods Explained
The Kingdom Hearts franchise inspires a lot of passion in its fans. For whatever reason, the crossover between Disney and Square Enix properties really strikes a chord with some people. A combination of nostalgic animated fun and early 2000s edge draws the community back in no matter what direction the series takes. Most of Kingdom Hearts is now available on all major platforms, even if the PC and Switch versions aren't perfect. The series is the most widely available it has ever been, and everyone is enjoying the old games in the wait for Kingdom Hearts 4.
To help in those efforts, mod production has gone into overdrive. There have been mods swapping models on emulated PS2 copies for years, and native PC ports have opened the doors for so much more to be done. Kingdom Hearts 3, being the last mainline entry with the most stable port, has tons of small patches that add new attacks or smooth out aspects of the game like Improved Movement and Re:Style. While those are worth celebrating, they don't completely alter the playthroughs in the way some other mods do. The Kingdom Hearts fanbase is as active as ever on all fronts, and the mods they've come up with are nothing short of game changing.
Kingdom Hearts 4 Should Do Right by Kairi
One of the best reasons for a casual fan to get KH3's ReMind DLC is the chance to play as the extended allied cast. Riku, Aqua, Roxas, and Kairi are all playable alongside Sora, but only in certain story segments. Mods can fix this, and they can bring Sora's other friends along for the ride. However, this doesn't become remarkable until one sees several players bringing different characters into battle together. The upcoming Kingdom Hearts 3 Multiplayer Mod by Jackmoonward and Luseu comes with a
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