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Kingdom Hearts is the series everybody intends to start and hardly anybody does, because the way in looks like a homework assignment: numbered games that do not arrive in order, a title with a fraction in it, and two of the story's most important chapters sold as films rather than games. The Integrum Masterpiece bundle is Square Enix's answer to that on PC, and it really does hold almost all of it. Prices on this one swing about wildly, and the Integrum Masterpiece price page keeps the record.
Everything inside the bundle
Three packages, ten pieces of content between them. Laid out flat, it is a good deal less intimidating than the shop page makes it look.
| Package | What it contains | Playable or cinematic |
|---|---|---|
| HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX | Kingdom Hearts Final Mix · Re:Chain of Memories · Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix · Birth by Sleep Final Mix | Playable |
| HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX | 358/2 Days · Re:coded | Cinematic retellings |
| HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue | Dream Drop Distance HD · 0.2 Birth by Sleep – A fragmentary passage | Playable |
| HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue | χ Back Cover | Cinematic |
| Kingdom Hearts III | The main game plus the Re Mind expansion | Playable |
Treat the two cinematic retellings as part of the course, not as bonus features. 358/2 Days is where you learn who Roxas is and why the opening hours of the second game are built the way they are; skip it and a superb twist turns into a confusing one.
Where should you start?
Release order, and it is not a close call. The series was written to be discovered in the sequence it shipped in. Every attempt to rearrange it chronologically ends the same way: a newcomer starts with Birth by Sleep, meets characters whose entire weight comes from games they have never touched, and quits somewhere around the third recap.
So: the first game, then Re:Chain of Memories, then the 358/2 Days film, then the second game, then Birth by Sleep, Re:coded, Dream Drop Distance, χ Back Cover, 0.2, and last the third with Re Mind. If your patience has limits, the honest short route is game one, the Days film, game two, then straight into the third. You lose context that way, but you keep the spine of the story.
What the bundle does not include
The mobile entries, the spin-offs, the rhythm game Melody of Memory and the next numbered instalment all sit outside it. Less of a loss than it sounds: you need none of them to follow the arc that runs from the first game to Re Mind, which is the arc this bundle exists to deliver.
A second route is arriving on consoles
Square Enix has dated Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] for 8 October on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC through the Microsoft Store, with the same three packages, sold individually as well. Two things follow from that before you pay. The Steam bundle loses nothing in content to the newcomer, and anyone who wants the series on a console rather than on a PC now has a date to wait for instead of a rumour.
The reason to open the comparison at all is the spread. Publishers price a bundle like this at its full weight while shops cut it hard, so the gap between the official listing and the cheapest verified offer is usually a wide one. Look at the format on the row as well as the figure, because a shared account leaves you owning nothing, and you can buy Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece key offers compared across every verified shop we track.
Buying guides and price comparisons written alongside live prices from the stores verified by GOCDKEYS.