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2.8 has Dream Drop Distance and BBS : A Fragmentary Passage.
Dream Drop Distance is a full game. BBS: AFP originally was released with 2.8 on PS4 as sort of a "Tech-Demo" for KH3, and covers the story of one of Birth By Sleep's Main Characters after the end of that game. As such it's only going to likely be a 15-20 hour game. When I played it on my PS4 years ago, it didn't take me long to finish it, though I didn't go for collectables or anything.
Dream Drop Distance on the other hand is a normal game, not as long as KH1, especially not KH2, or KH3, but it isn't really what I'd consider short.
1.5 and 2.5 together have FOUR full games (1. 2, Re:CoM, and BBS).
Its on the same level as BBS in terms of importance.
But by the time you complete 1.5+2.5 it should be in some discount.
Borrow it from a friend, buy it cheaper somewhere else. Watch a longplay.
but I do not recommend wasting that much money on this product. It is a predatory model
And I really don't think the rumored price of $100-115 is too much for six full games plus BBS : A Fragmentary Passage.