On top of that, the HD 1.5 Remix also comes with another game (game is loosely used because it is just cutscenes) called Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days which really helps you grasp what is going on because it takes place at the same time as this game. However, as with most games, the farther you get the more sense it all makes. I was thoroughly confused for most of the game trying to figure out what in the world was going on. Kingdom Hearts is known for its crazy, twisting and turning story, and Re:Chain of Memories is no different. They decide it is worth it because they believe that the friends they have been searching for may be at the top. It has taken away their abilities they learned in the previous game and that as they advance through the castle they will forget more and more memories. Sora and his friends quickly figure out that Castle Oblivion is not a normal castle. All of a sudden a man dressed in a black hooded coat appears and sends them to a giant castle called Castle Oblivion. The story starts off right where the first one left off: with Sora, Donald, Goofy, and Jiminy Cricket walking down a path in the middle of nowhere (ha ha). The first Kingdom Hearts holds a special place in my heart so I was very excited to see what happens next in the series.
KINGDOM HEARTS CHAIN OF MEMORIES BEST DECK SERIES
I never had a chance to play the rest of the series so playing the HD version was my first time actually seeing this game in action. Re:Chain of Memories is a direct sequel to the first Kingdom Hearts and bridges the gap between the first two numerical Kingdom Hearts games.
It was then remastered in HD as part of the Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix for PlayStation 3 and released worldwide in 2013. Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories was originally released on the Game Boy Advance in 2004 before being remade for PlayStation 2 and titled Re:Chain of Memories.
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