The storyline is complicated and might make you feel all the feels. Organization XIII features prominently throughout the levels as you dive into even more Disney worlds and meet iconic villains.

Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix: (MUST PLAY) Many consider this to be the best game in the series, but it will start in a rather confusing fashion where you follow the character named Roxas (first introduced in 358/2 Days) for several hours before Sora and the gang show up.

Watching this will help make the introduction to Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix make more sense, but you don't need to watch it unless you really want to. You get to see a new character named Roxas and learn about his friendships with Organization XIII members, including Axel and Xion.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days: (SKIP) So this was originally a Nintendo DS game released in 2009, but within this grouping, it is reduced to simply being a collection of cutscenes.

However, it also has you revisiting many of the same locations from the first game and feels very watered down compared to more substantial entries. It introduces you to some key characters that you'll be seeing throughout the rest of the series' main storyline, most notably, Axel and Namine. This game was originally released on Game Boy Advance in 2004 after the first game but then got the remake treatment on PS2 after Kingdom Hearts 2 launched.

Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories: (RECOMMENDED) Sora, Donald, and Goofy find themselves in Castle Oblivion, confronted by members of a strange robed group called Organization XIII.

This should be the first game you play and is the start of the overarching Dark Seeker saga.

You'll meet several Disney characters, Final Fantasy characters and get an idea of what the Heartless are. Here you'll learn about how Sora got separated from his friends Riku and Kairi before teaming up with Donald and Goofy. Kingdom Hearts FINAL MIX: (MUST PLAY) This is a revised version of the original PS2 game that started it all in 2002.

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