The little attempts made to make the game look better were made through some minor texture updates here and there. It’s more of a port with added features than anything else. When it comes down to it, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, while not a bad game, is simply not a good remaster. Players move from one quest to another, killing enemies, gathering items, and slaying some bosses here and there. While they have their fair share of good moments and excellent voice acting, the game is similarly structured to an MMO. Story-wise, the quests in Kingdoms of Amalur still aren’t all that remarkable. However, if you’re looking for more information about the gameplay systems, you can find it in our original review of the game. I won’t go into too much detail on these systems, as most of it hasn’t changed. These skills are obviously very useful for your journey and can significantly change the way you progress through quests. Skills such as blacksmithing, alchemy, lock picking, and persuasion. However, the only thing that holds back the combat in the game is the irritating camera movement and angles that haven’t changed much since the original.Īdditionally, players can also unlock points that can be used to progress more practical skills. The most satisfying method for me is still filling up the fate meter, which allows you to go into reckoning mode and unleash gruesome and devastating attacks on nearby enemies.
You’ll also have the freedom to decimate your foes in whatever way amuses you the most. Even in 2020, the combat system still holds up with fluid animations, epic skills, and an excellent variety of weapons. The combat in Kingdoms of Amalur is still the most fun aspect of the game. As you can guess, this provides much more freedom than most games in the genre. Instead of being bound to a single class system, you’re free to mix and match skills between three, namely Might, Finesse, and Sorcery. As the Fateless one, this gives you a significant advantage in battle. You are tasked with defeating Gadflow, King of the Winter Court, who aims to bring ruin to Amalur. In Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, you play as the Fateless one, a hero who isn’t bound to a destiny with the ability to freely change their fate as well as the fates of others. Will Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning be good enough to enhance the experience of the original? Same Fun Gameplay
Now in 2020, THQ Nordic surprised fans by announcing an all-new remaster for the fan-favorite title on current-gen consoles and PC. Unfortunately, it didn’t get the amount of recognition it deserved, but was successful enough to earn itself a cult following.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was a steller RPG that came out in 2012.
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