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Square Enix has officially released Kingdom Hearts Collection [I–III] for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via the Microsoft Store on Windows. Most notably, this package boasts native versions of the games on Switch 2, replacing the cloud-based approach previously used on the first Switch. Moreover, there is now a native version of Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX for the original Switch. The collection includes Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX, Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue, and Kingdom Hearts III alongside its Re Mind DLC. Players can purchase the complete collection physically or digitally, while the three individual packages are also available separately as digital releases. Switch 2 players will also receive the new Long Night platform-exclusive Keyblade. Like before, PlayStation 5 players receive Midnight Blue, and Xbox players receive Phantom Green. These Keyblades are included with purchases of the complete collection or the digital edition of Kingdom Hearts III + Re Mind. Physical purchases of the collection also qualify on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. Players who previously bought the games digitally on Switch, PlayStation 4, or Xbox One now get 50% off eligible digital purchases across Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, respectively. Lastly, players with the Switch cloud versions can transfer their save data to Switch 2. However, save transfers from previous PlayStation and Xbox versions are not supported. The native releases also arrive before the original Switch cloud versions shut down. Sales of those editions ended on June 9, 2026, and their service is scheduled to end on June 9, 2027. You can view the launch trailer below: View full news article

Square Enix has posted a new video celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Kingdom Hearts franchise. The video looks back on Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts II, and Kingdom Hearts III, focusing on the Disney worlds and Sora's bonds with Donald and Goofy. The video also promotes the upcoming Kingdom Hearts Collection [I ~ III], which will be released natively for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S on October 8, 2026. Additionally, Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX will also be natively available on Switch. You can view the new video below: View full news article

Square Enix has announced that the digital store pages for Kingdom Hearts IV, including wishlisting. The store pages include PlayStation 5, Xbox, Steam, the Epic Games Store, and Switch 2. The store pages feature the following description: Additionally, the Steam page lists the following languages as supported: English Japanese French Italian German Spanish - Spain Spanish - Latin America Portuguese - Brazil Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean This news follows the recent trailer confirming Kingdom Hearts IV's late 2027 release, as well as the Coco world. Additionally, an anime series is in the works. View full news article

Square Enix and Disney have unveiled a new trailer for Kingdom Hearts IV during the D23 Expo Disney Entertainment Showcase panel. This new trailer confirms that the Disney film Coco will be featured in Kingdom Hearts IV. It also revealed that a late 2027 release is in the works for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. The new trailer showcases Sora interacting in the Coco world, alongside Mickey in Scala ad Caelum, as well as Strelitzia and Sigurd in Quadratum. UPDATE 08/15/2026: An extended version of the new Kingdom Hearts IV trailer was revealed at the D23 Deep Dive into Kingdom Hearts panel. View both Japanese and English versions of the nearly 4 minute trailer below: Kingdom Hearts IV - Extended D23 2026 Trailer - EnglishKingdom Hearts IV - Extended D23 2026 Trailer - JapaneseYou can view the new trailer below: You can view official screenshots from the trailer in our gallery below: View full news article

Square Enix and Disney have announced that the upcoming DEEP DIVE into KINGDOM HEARTS panel at the 2026 D23 Expo will be livestreamed on Disney's official YouTube channel. As a reminder, this panel will occur at 4:30 PM on August 15, 2026. It will feature a behind-the-scenes look at how the games are made. The special guests are as follows: Nana Gadd (Disney & Pixar Games) Tai Yasue (Square Enix) Haley Joel Osment (voice of Sora) David Gallagher (voice of Riku) Renée Johnson (Disney Character Voices) View full news article

Bandai Namco has unveiled a new figure of Sora in Banpresto's Grandista line. Figures of this line are offered as prizes in crane games and arcades throughout Japan. While the exact details of this figure's availability beyond a prize remain unclear, an image confirms its presence as a crane game reward. Sora is depicted in his original attire, in a pose similar to his render from Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. Additionally, it's planned to be made available in September 2026. You can view the figure via our gallery below: View full news article

Square Enix has announced that pre-orders are now live for a new figure of Kingdom Hearts III Sora, featuring him in the FORM-ISM ACT line. Currently available for pre-order from the Square Enix Japan store and AmiAmi, the figure costs ¥13,200 and is scheduled to ship on January 30, 2027. This newly sculpted figure also enables various avenues of posing with multiple faces and hand parts. Additionally, both the Kingdom Key and Crystal Snow Keyblade from the Arendelle world in Kingdom Hearts III are included. View full news article