Kingdom Hearts 4: Everything We Know So Far
4. We Won’t Have To Wait As Long For This Game
Promises of Kingdom Hearts’ first DLC by the end of 2019 should give fans hope for a faster turnaround of content for the main series. Picking up loose threads from Kingdom Hearts 3, a mix of free and paid-for DLC will significantly pad out the game.
Alongside this, there will be major updates to the mobile game Kingdom Hearts Union X which is where we first met the Foretellers, five Keyblade Masters who are bound to be as important to the next chapters of the universe as Xehanort and Organization XIII have been in the Dark Seeker Saga.
Although the developers current focus is on DLC for Kingdom Hearts 3 and updates for the mobile game, the fact that they will be bringing out what is in effect a direct continuation of story much sooner than is traditional for Kingdom Hearts games is a positive one.
Tetsuya Nomura has indicated that there is more to come after this year, and while Kingdom Hearts continues to enjoy great successes Square Enix will want to ride that wave of momentum and deliver another game sooner rather than later.