Kingdom Hearts 4’s Biggest Problem? Metaphor: ReFantazio Already Did It

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Kingdom Hearts 4 is taking a bold step into realism with Quadratum, a world heavily inspired by Tokyo. But could this shift signal a deeper exploration of the boundary between whimsical fantasy and cold reality? The problem? Metaphor: ReFantazio may have already mastered this concept, diving into it with unparalleled depth. Is Kingdom Hearts 4 at risk of being overshadowed before it even releases? Let’s break it down!



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