The trailer didn’t reveal too many details about Kingdom Hearts 4, like how it will pick up the story after the events of Kingdom Hearts 3, for example. Rather, we get some vague hints of the machinations of Organization XIII, as well as some massive monsters attacking what appears to be the real world. We also get to see Sora taking this massive monster on with his iconic Keyblade, along with looks at some of the characters that will be showing up in the title.

The fast-paced gameplay of the Kingdom Hearts franchise will seemingly return in Kingdom Hearts 4, with Sora having access to a wide array of moves that help him take down his Heartless foes. More details about the title will likely be revealed in the coming months.

All of the Kingdom Hearts collections will be coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on October 8th. A bundle with all three compilations will also be available on the same date. A free demo of Kingdom Hearts 3 will be available later today.

As for Kingdom Hearts 4, alongside the Nintendo Switch 2, the title is also coming to PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

In case anyone is interested in buying another re-release of Kingdom Hearts games, Kingdom Hearts 1.5+2.5 HD ReMIX is going to bring together the first two games in the series, Birth By Sleep, Chain of Memories, and truncated movie forms of both Nintendo DS games to the PS4, finally consolidating every single game in the series on one platform, ahead of the launch of Kingdom Hearts 3.

This new trailer for this collection shows off something sort of neat- the original game running in 60 frames per second for the very first time. The original game was famously 30fps, and the chance to play it in more fluidic 60 frames may compel many to buy a re-release of Kingdom Hearts again.

You can check out the new video below. Kingdom Hearts 1.5+2.5 HD ReMIX will launch on PlayStation 4 exclusively soon, worldwide- although the exact release date is unknown for now. Will you be picking it up? Let us know.