Kingdom Hearts IV starts a new story for the franchise, Lost Master Arc. Sora is back, although as you will see in the trailer and screenshots, it has a new look. The KHIV section of the trailer starts at about 4:05:
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The trailer shows some brief glimpses of the game as Sora squares with a giant shadowy monster in the middle of a city street. This new location is the Quadratum, which Square Enix describes as a “large, expansive city in a beautiful, realistic world unlike anything you’ve ever seen before” in Kingdom Hearts.
No further details were released on Quadratum or the overall gameplay or story. Donald and Goofy are both returning to KHIV and a new “mysterious” new character named Strelitzia will also be featured.
There is no information on the platforms for which KHIV will be available, although Kingdom Hearts 3 has finally been released for PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch, with the latter being a cloud streaming version. Likewise, there is no common release date.
In parallel with the word of the next main entry in the series, Square Enix used the anniversary event to announce a new mobile game called Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link for iOS and Android, which can also be seen in the trailer montage above .
