After Years Of Waiting, The Kingdom Hearts Series Is Finally Coming To Steam (With One Exception)

After three mercilessly long years, the Kingdom Hearts series is coming to the PC launcher people actually like to use. Through three bundles, most (but not all) of Square Enix’s Disney and Final Fantasy crossover will be available on Steam in June.

Square Enix has announced that Kingdom Hearts’ exclusivity deal with the Epic Games Store will end on June 13. Three bundles that encompass most of the series’ games will be made available. The bundles, and the games they include, are as follows:

Kingdom Hearts 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX

Kingdom Hearts Final Mix

Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days (cinematics)

Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix

Kingdom Hearts Re:coded (cinematics)

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue

Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD

Kingdom Hearts 0.2: Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-

Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover

Kingdom Hearts III + Re Mind DLC

Kingdom Hearts III

Re Mind DLC set after the events of the full game

You can get all of the above in the Integrum Masterpiece bundle that packages all those games together, but Square Enix has yet to announce pricing. The same bundle on the Switch runs $89.99

Notably, this doesn’t include every game in Kingdom Hearts’ long history. Kingdom Hearts χ, a mobile game set before the events of all these games obviously isn’t part of it, and the rhythm game Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, the most recent game in the series, is now the only PC Kingdom Hearts game that’s still only playable on the Epic Games Store.

A nice perk of this is that, if you have a Steam Deck, this is probably the best way to play the series on handheld. The Switch versions use cloud streaming instead of letting you install the games natively, which means you have to have a persistent internet connection to play them. That won’t be the case with the Steam Deck.

If you’ve never played Kingdom Hearts before, you’ve got plenty of time to catch up before Kingdom Hearts IV, which seems to be expanding the rules of its crossover world even further when it comes out on an undetermined date and platform.