Kingdom Hearts Magical Puzzle Clash

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Kingdom Hearts Magical Puzzle Clash
Developer(s)	Square Enix
Publisher(s)	Square Enix
Release date(s)
Genre	Arcade
Game modes	Single-player
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Platform(s)	Online Flash Game

Kingdom Hearts Magical Puzzle Clash is an online flash game released to the Disney website by Square Enix and Disney. The game was made to promote Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, and bears that game's logo as part of the game logo, though it's not part of the name.

Gameplay

Kingdom Hearts Magical Puzzle Clash is an arcade style puzzle game similar to Bejeweled. The game starts with a small plot summary of Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, saying that as members of the Organization, Roxas, Xion, and Axel must defeat the Heartless and release captured hearts. Then, the player is allowed to choose which character to play as. The purpose of the game is to switch two tiles so that there is a row of at least three, after which the tiles disappear, and more fall from above the game board. As matches are made, HP is taken from the Heartless. At the same time, in a smaller game board, the Heartless is making matches, which also deals damage and depletes HP from the character. The game includes a power-up for each character, as well as tiles that represent magic spells which can be used to obstruct the opponent. These tiles can only be accessed by allowing them to drop to the bottom of the game board. In addition, two special tiles allow for complete clearing of tiles horizontally and both horizontally and vertically. As the game progresses, HP is increased for both the character and the opposing Heartless. There are six worlds which can be played in, each having a number of levels before a final boss level to clear the world.

Trivia

• The game's instructions mistakenly title Organization XIII as "Organization VIII".
• The game mistakenly labels the worlds as "realms".

External Links

• Game site