Game Informer → December 2011
My experience with the Kingdom Hearts series is extremely limited, so when Square Enix plopped the new 3DS title in my hands I didn't know what to expect. While this Japanese-only demo left me scratching my head regarding specific details of Riku and Sora's quest, I came away with a solid grasp of the game's fun, fast-paced gameplay. What little we do know about Dream Drop Distance's story is that it takes place after Kingdom Hearts II, and that Sora and Riku must save several Disney-themed worlds from a sleep stasis. Waking these whimsical worlds means entering their altered dream states, defeating Dream Eaters to return them to normal, and in the process earning the two heroes their Keyblade Master certification.
I chose to play as Sora during my time in Traverse Town. After my brightly dressed protagonist awoke in the gorgeous cartoon village, I spent a few minutes talking to a spiky haired boy with headphones on. This is none other than Neku from the underappreciated gem The World Ends With You. Square Enix wants to add some fresh faces to the series' crossover craze, and this character is the first glimpse of a non-Final Fantasy or Disney character infiltrating the world. All we know about Neku at this point is that he's looking for his companion from The World Ends With You, Shiki. >>READ MORE>>
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