Kingdom Hearts χ

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Kingdom Hearts χ [chi]
キングダム ハーツ キー Kingudamu Hātsu Kī
Developer(s)	Square Enix
Publisher(s)	Square Enix
Release date(s)	July 18, 2013
Genre	Online browser game
Game modes	Single player
Ratings	CERO: N/A
Platform(s)	PC

Kingdom Hearts χ [chi] is a Kingdom Hearts game that is exclusive to PC browsers. The game is free to play, but includes additional purchasable items. Set during the events of the Keyblade War, it hosts simple 2D graphics and allows all players to become Keyblade wielders.

The closed beta test for Kingdom Hearts χ [chi] was held from March 22 to March 25, 2013. An open beta test started on the 8th of July and concluded with the official launch of the game service on the 18th of July.

Story

"Far away there is a World of fairy tales.
It is a World filled with light.
The light gave birth to many lesser worlds, and then embraced them.
The source of light is Kingdom Hearts, and the key that protects it is the χ-blade.
So long as it endured, it was believed that the World's light would shine eternal.

However, bright light casts shadows that beget darkness.
Darkness brings anxiety and fear, awakening desire.
Formerly hidden in the depths of the heart, darkness turns to chaos and begins to spread across the World.
To halt the advancing darkness, those who desire light forge Keyblades in the image of the χ-blade and set out on an adventure across the World."

—Message from the KINGDOM

Gameplay

Players are able to create their own unique characters in the same style and fashion originally present in Kingdom Hearts Mobile and Kingdom Hearts Re:coded's Avatar Menu. Battles consist of a strategic card-battling mechanic with a large emphasis on collecting cards and items. Cards can also be synthesized to level and evolve stronger cards and materials can be synthesized to strengthen the Keyblade's abilities. All controls, including moving around the field and battling, use the mouse. While the game can be experienced in single-player, cooperative multi-player is an emphasized element as cooperative gameplay is required to defeat raid bosses, which appear several times throughout the day. Additionally, players go into five Unions in which players defeat enemies together to collect light known as "Lux". At the end of each week, the total amount of Lux for each team is calculated and the team that gathered the most, take part in a mission where players can obtain special rewards.

The cards can be categorized by rarity, which spans from normal (N/N+) over rare (R/R+) to super rare (SR/SR+), by card type, or by alignment. The cards are divided into Attack cards (アタックカード, Atakku kādo) and Assist cards (アシストカード, Ashisuto kādo). Attack cards determine the player's attack and defense values while the assist cards are responsible for the maximum number of health points and Lux gain rate. There are three types of attack cards: Power (パワー, Pawā), Speed (スピード, Supīdo) and Magic (マジック, Majikku), each with a different set of techniques and preferred by certain Keyblades, increasing their attack values momentarily. Additionally, cards can be imbued with certain skills to expand their abilities or increase their stats, newly released cards will be boosted for a set period of time.

The alignment is mostly a cosmetic value that doesn't make much difference in the main portion of the gameplay, while it can trigger an additional damage boost called EX Card Bonus (EXカードボーナス, EX kādo bōnasu) during raids when using the correct Keyblade with the corresponding cards. The standard cards that the game was released with are called Upright cards (アップライトカード, Appuraito kādo) and only depict the heroes and supporting characters with a bright yellow and gold color scheme while the Reverse cards (リバースカード, Ribāsu kādo) only show the villains and enemies in a dark blue and purple color scheme.

Action Points (AP)

This section is about Action Points. You may be looking for Ability Points or Attack Points.

AP, or Action Points, determine how much actions, such as opening chests, inspecting objects, and battling Heartless, the player can execute, each one consuming a determined amount of AP. Opening a a treasure chest, for example, costs 3 AP. If the player runs out of AP, they will not be able to take certain actions. AP can be replenished by consuming items, such as Potions, that replenishes 10 AP, or Mega-Potions, that replenishes all AP; leveling up; or by allowing time to pass.

Battle Points (BP)

BP, or Battle Points, are used to increase the damage the player deals to Raid Bosses. The first time the player enters in each Raid Boss screen, it can get a x4 multiplier for 0 BP, but after that, it will cost 3 BP, while a x2.5 multiplier will cost 2 BP, and a x??? multiplier 1 BP. BP can be replenished by consuming Ethers, that replenishes 1 BP, Mega-Ethers, that replenishes all BP, leveling up, and by passing time.

Worlds

Daybreak Town Chirithy Foreteller Moogle Dwarf Woodlands Doc Happy Grumpy Sleepy Bashful Sneezy Dopey The Queen Magic Mirror The Prince Snow White Wonderland Alice Cheshire Cat Doorknob White Rabbit Agrabah Aladdin Palace Guards Olympus Coliseum Hercules Philoctetes Cloud Hades

Video

Disney Japan Kingdom Hearts χ Gameplay Trailer

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External links

• Official JP Site