Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning

[b]Pros[/b] [list] [*] +Decent combat system with a variety of weapons to choose from [*] +Several spell and abilities to utilize [*] +Large map to explore and lots of content to play through [/list] [b]Cons[/b] [list] [*] -UI feels a bit bulky [*] -Remaster could have done more to improve the game [*] -The main story and lore aren't interesting [*] -Combat gets repetitive [*] -While there are a lot of quests, most of them feel generic [*] -Inventory management can be cumbersome [/list] [b]Comments[/b] Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning originally came out in 2012. This game is a remaster of it and has made several improvements. For example, level scaling works differently in this game since the zone you’re in is no longer level locked, which has improved the experience. I played the original 2012 version, but stopped playing since it became very easy, which made the game boring. However, the remaster could have done more to improve the game, such as allowing us to track multiple quests at once or improving the UI. Even with this game’s better level scaling, I stopped playing after the first major region. The combat became repetitive since it felt like I was using the same combos and abilities. There wasn't enough variety in the combat. By the time I reached the second region, it felt like I gained the majority of the abilities for my build. It would have been nice to mix and match combos between our two equipped weapons instead of their combos staying separate. In addition, I had basically no interest in the story or world. Many of the side quests I completed felt like filler. Because of this, I decided to stop playing the game. Overall, I do not recommend getting this game. It’s a large game with a lot of content, but it did not do enough to keep my attention. I felt ready to move on after 18 hours, but I think I would have enjoyed this version of this game more back in 2012.

The game is great to play. Lots of fun and aggravation The only real gripes I have are the movement. The camera and movement keys are interlocked ( the same) so you cannot see the ground in front of you unless you stop. It takes some getting used to but it is manageable. The other is the max you can get is level 40. I'm quite a way from done ( I've just entered the Big area ( island) after Riffin and I'm already maxed in levels :(. But fighting, skills, spells everything is well balanced. I'm really enjoying it.

Played when this first came out over 10 years ago and was great then. Now over 10 years later it feels better than most cookie cutter RPG's that get released today. It is truly a product of its time. But the product is still great

This game is way too long, my guy. I didn't even do two of the faction questlines for RP reasons, and man I am glad because this game drags. Very clearly intended to be an MMO and suffers from all the worst designs flaws of one but without the ability to spend time with friends. DLCs seemed kinda neat in comparison to the base game, but it felt like if you had played 3 hours of the game, you have experienced the vast majority of the enemies and combat diversity. Forced myself to the end of the main plot and DLCs just to say I had done it and move on.

I played this game a lot back on xbox and I really want this game to get a sequel in the future.

How many hundreds of hours do you have to put into a game before a DLC bug makes it all a waste and prevents you from finishing the game? Too many.

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