Initially only available on handhelds or the PlayStation series, Kingdom Hearts did things differently with Kingdom Hearts 3 by making it available on the Xbox One.
On the other hand, the Kingdom Hearts series has been branching out to other major consoles lately. It wouldn't be the first time it's happened with an online store listing. The Re: Mind installation counts Re: Mind as an app, though, and not DLC, so this could very well be a copy-editing error on Microsoft's part. The installation of Re: Mind, however, leaves things a little more open-ended. The installation of the base game limits installing to the Xbox One alone - as expected. The installation for the original version of the game states, "Install on your home Xbox One console plus have access when you're connected to your Microsoft account." The Re: Mind version, however, reads, "Get this app while signed in to your Microsoft account and install on your Windows 10 devices." It works like this: the installation methods for Kingdom Hearts 3 and Kingdom Hearts 3 Re: Mind deviate from one another on the Microsft store. Still, this does come from a Microsoft store listing of Kingdom Hearts 3, specifically, for the Re: Mind version, so this could have some legitimacy. RELATED: Kingdom Hearts 3 Re:Mind DLC Makes Kairi Playable While it's possible that Square Enix has been working on a PC port of the game, had it any intention of releasing it alongside Re: Mind, it surely would have mentioned it in the final trailer that released for the DLC at the beginning of this month. The DLC only has a month left before it releases, however, so a PC port seems unlikely. Take this one with a grain of salt: Kingdom Hearts 3 might be making its way over to the PC when its upcoming DLC, Re: Mind, drops.
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