Tag: Compilation

Three very different adventures bring the Kingdom Hearts saga closer to its next great chapter. While uneven in length and occasionally tangled in its own mythology, this collection delivers memorable character moments, a striking technical showcase and plenty of reasons for fans to keep believing in the light.

Six foundational Kingdom Hearts experiences bring together unforgettable Disney worlds, exhilarating action and a surprisingly moving story about friendship and sacrifice. Despite some dated design quirks and two cinematic compilations instead of full games, this remains an essential collection for anyone ready to discover the magic of the Keyblade.

Rainbow Islands CS is a colourful celebration of arcade history, bringing together six home versions of Taito's ingenious platformer, adding useful modern features and a previously unreleased Genesis adaptation. Its rainbow-powered gameplay remains wonderfully inventive, making this a collection with genuine nostalgic and archival value.

KINGDOM HEARTS Collection [I～III] is a lovingly assembled journey through Sora's extraordinary adventure, combining decades of Disney magic, heartfelt storytelling and evolving action RPG combat into an enormous package that remains wonderfully messy, emotional and hard to put down.

A superb celebration of 35 years of alien slaughter, where timeless top-down tension, fascinating gaming history and a treasure trove of archival material make this definitive collection a must-have for retro shooter fans.

A wonderfully charming trip back to the early 2000s, where inventive crafting, town-building, visual-novel storytelling and one determined young inventor breathe new life into the fading Jewel of the Sea.

A colossal, gloriously dark Diablo experience that brings together an enormous campaign, eight distinctive classes, brutal combat and an addictive endgame into one monstrous adventure.

A magnificent celebration of more than three decades of demon-slaying, proving that whether armed with a pistol, a Super Shotgun, or something considerably more destructive, DOOM still knows exactly how to make ripping and tearing feel this good.

Three gloriously chaotic shooters prove that sometimes the best way to deal with an alien invasion is simply to grab the biggest gun available and keep shooting until everything stops moving.

A hugely entertaining redemption story that turns cheesy 90s crime cinema, chaotic co-op heists and a mountain of DLC into a surprisingly addictive criminal playground.