Kingdom Hearts III is absolutely filled with the magic you've been craving. The best episode of the series was created by Square Enix.

As Sora and his pals go on a dangerous adventure, Kingdom Hearts III tells the narrative of the strength of friendship and light versus darkness. Kingdom Hearts follows the adventure of Sora, an unsuspecting heir to great power, across a variety of Disney and Pixar worlds.

Kingdom Hearts III is a Square Enix action role-playing game that was released in 2019. It is the twelfth game in the Kingdom Hearts series, and it concludes the "Dark Seeker Saga" story arc that started with the first game.

Kingdom Hearts III follows in the footsteps of its predecessors, including hack and slash combat.

Sora continues as the main playable character, accompanied yet again by Donald Duck and Goofy in the party, with the option of adding two more characters for a total of five-player teams. This is an improvement over past main entries in the series, in which you could only have two more party members at a time, in addition to Sora. Riku and Aqua are playable characters in several areas of the game.

Sora can use magic, and each spell has a new, more powerful tier available. Kingdom Hearts III introduces a new spell, Water, which operates differently in underwater areas of the game. There are also team-up attacks, which combine Sora and several party members into a single strike.

You may assign Sora and his companions' various abilities. Character summoning reappears, this time referred to as "Links," in which an additional character joins the game to help the player with specific attacks.

In the game, Sora battles Heartless, Nobodies, and Unversed, with new varieties of these enemies appearing. In addition to the traditional smaller monsters, the player will fight enormous monsters, which will offer Sora more freedom of movement and let him try out new attacks.

Situation Commands can also be used to activate Keyblade transformations. Completing all missions in one of the game's worlds unlocks each Keyblade transformation, and each world has its own unique Keyblade transformation. In addition, "Second Form" alters Sora's fighting skills rather than transforming the Keyblade.

Unlike previous games in the series, players may easily swap between various Keyblades while playing rather than having to go to the equipment screen, and each Keyblade can be leveled up to improve its powers.

Shotlocks make a comeback as well, using a focus meter to target and lock on to specific enemies with the attack, depending on whatever Keyblade is worn.

The Gummi Ship reappears as a mode of transport between the game's many worlds. The gameplay has been divided into two stages: exploration, which has been compared as being more open-world without a set travel route as in prior games, and fighting, which has been scaled up from previous games with more enemies. Customization of Gummi Ships returns, with more possibilities than in previous Kingdom Hearts games.