Kingdom Hearts 3 Will Be Playable at E3

05/26/2018 12:50 pm EDT

After the recent press embargo was lifted, fans finally got to see more than ever before of the illusive Kingdom Hearts 3. It's finally beginning to sink in that we're getting this game after years and years of a run around and players can't wait to jump back into the role of Sora and battle against the Darkness! With such high praise from those that got their hands on it, it's time for you to be next! That's why Square Enix is offering playable demos of Kingdom Hearts 3 at this year's E3!

The reactions to the initial Twitter post were both exciting and heartbreaking at the same time. Here are a few of my personal favourites to really capture what the next installment means to us gamers:

The most common reaction by far though was the request (OK, we were begging) that a public demo be released before the projected launch date. After all, not everyone will be able to attend E3 but the desire to get those gaming hands on this title is real.

Just as it were with previous titles, the third game will follow Sora and his journey of friendship and overcoming the darkness. Once again faced against unspeakable dangers, fan favourites will make their debut once more alongside the protagonist, such as Donald Duck and Goofy, as they embark on a journey once more in the name of King Mickey from Disney Castle.

The Darkness will play a huge role once more as they continue on their mission to take over the entire universe. In an effort to stop The Darkness, Sora and crew must travel to different worlds, iconic places from beloved Disney-Pixar movies, in order to stop this growing threat in its tracks.

Here's what we know from Square Enix:

The release date isn't set yet, though during a recent press release the game's director confirmed that we will be getting an official confirmation ahead of E3. For now, Kingdom Hearts 3 is set to release this year for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. No word yet as to a potential PC/Nintendo Switch release.

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