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Kingdom Hearts III
Kingdom Hearts III
2018 | Action, Role-Playing
Story, battle system, mini games (0 more)
Gummi ship controls (0 more)
Great Adventure
I love the Kingdom Hearts series because it offered great characters and fantastic worlds from so many favorite Disney movies. I was quite excited for Kingdom Hearts III when it finally arrived. The combat is definitely better here and moves more fluidly. The attraction attacks are a lot of fun, but a couple aren't so great. I did have some favorites though and it was always a blast to use them. The addition of mini games definitely adds to the fun of the game. The story itself is interesting with familiar characters and great nods to previous Kingdom Hearts games. I have never liked the gummi ship because the controls for it were always awful. The gummi ship controls are a little better here, but they're still not great. The game is a bit short, but it's still a great game with amazing graphics and fun gameplay making it worth the wait.
  
The mission isn’t over. Despite what the Kingdom Keepers want to believe, Wayne left them a final message, and Finn insists on following it. What he quickly learns is that the Overtakers aren’t all gone. But the reason surprise, is where he lands as he starts following the clues. Can the rest of the Kingdom Keepers join him in their new mission?

While technically a new series, this is really a continuation of the Kingdom Keepers books and should be treated as such. And fans of the characters will be delighted with this book that sets up an interesting new mission. I had a clue where the book was going, but I still had a blast getting there. The characters continue to be fairly flat, but that’s been a complaint since day one for me.

Read my full review at <a href="http://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/2016/03/book-review-disney-lands-by-ridley.html">Carstairs Considers</a>.
  
The Kingdom Keepers are back in 1955, trying to follow clues to find Walt’s pen so they can make sure it is properly preserved so they can use it in the future. Meanwhile in the present, Amanda and Jess are trying to figure out how to help them and stumble upon long buried secrets that might change the game for everyone.

The two plots are balanced perfectly, keeping us entertained. Plus we learn some hows and whys that I didn’t know I cared about but explain much of what has been happening in the Kingdom Keeper series. We don’t get as much direct action as in previous books, but there is still some of that, and it is great. Plus, as a DisNerd, I was extremely green with all the Kingdom Keepers got to do in 1955.

Read my full review at <a href="http://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/2016/08/book-review-legacy-of-secrets-by-ridley.html">Carstairs Considers</a>.
  
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