The Amalur universe was created by R. A. Salvatore, a fantasy author who wrote a 10,000-year history for world. As such, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is chock full of lore: people, places, and
Return to Amalur in this remaster of the RPG title, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning. But is this hack 'n' slash worth revisiting? The home of UK Video Game and tech reviews
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is a singleplayer action RPG. With the recent release of bigger name titles such as Elder Scrolls V Skyrim, Final Fantasy XII-2 and even upcoming games like Mass Effect 3 it is easy to look over a less popular one such as this. That would be a huge mistake.
Amalur is the best action RPG you never played. The Rereckoning edition adds some modern polish to a classic PS3 adventure. It's a huge RPG that's a little too easy even on higher difficulty, and overstays it's welcome just a bit. But if you want a beautiful world to get lost in you could do far worse than Kingdoms of Amalur.
The fact that RA Salvatore’s writing and Todd McFarlane’s aesthetics stand out from elevating Kingdoms of Amalur from being generic-looking and sounding, at least by a tad, makes the visuals stand out. The Re-Reckoning remastering job here is well done for the most parts. Every area and its specific fauna, from the night forests with the
For one, while this is one of my all-time favourite games (and we’re talking about perhaps a thousand games over 30 years), I didn’t like the crafting. I disliked having to craft chaos weapons. I hated the repetitive and constant chaos realm dungeons. They were all the same, and were lazily made. Very repetitive.
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