Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning players new and old can finally get a house in the game and there are several ways to acquire one. While THQ Nordiq surely strove to impress players with the remaster, several felt the remaster of Kingdoms of Amalur left players disappointed as several bugs from the original game went unfixed. With a brand new expansion on the world within Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, perhaps THQ Nordiq can provide players with a truly captivating addition and redeem themselves within the community. 1j3m2c

The Fateswornexpansion for Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is a somewhat unusual product, as new DLC for the 2020 remaster of a game originally published in 2012. Fatesworn was developed by Kaiko and published by THQ Nordic, the same group behind the Re-Reckoning version of Amalur. The DLC picks up from the end of the main campaign of Kingdoms of Amalur, meaning players will need to complete the game before diving into the new content that starts where the original story left off.

The action RPG Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was originally released in February 2012, and its DLC Fatesworn is scheduled to drop on December 14, 2021, close to ten years later. The expansion adds content to the remastered version of Amalur, Re-Reckoning, which is available for PC, Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. There is good reason for genre fans to be excited about DLC for a nearly decade-old game in this case. Amalur’s smooth combat has aged well, and its story and world-building from fantasy author R.A. Salvatore and art from comic artist Todd McFarlane gave the game a fully realized setting with memorable aesthetics. Possibly most intriguing for fans of the original is the idea that the DLC could be testing the waters for a potential Amalur sequel, as the world of one of the PS3/Xbox 360-era’s best western RPGs clearly has more stories to tell.

Publisher THQ Nordic finally let loose details about the Fatesworn DLC for Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, which is scheduled to release across all platforms this month. THQ Nordic and developer Kaiko Games previously teased the Fatesworn expansion with a quick look at the Gale Crossing locale back in September. At the time, the development crew had just wrapped the final stages of production on the new content. Now it seems Kingdoms of Amalur is ready to re-enter the spotlight.

The official lineup for PlayStation’s November 2021 PS Plus games includes six games in total, with two of the best-known being Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning and Knockout City. In celebration of PSVR’s fifth anniversary, PlayStation Plus is offering three additional VR games with the standard trio of monthly additions. In October, PS Plus let subscribers golf sim PGA 2K21, multiplayer shooter Hell Let Loose, and fighting game Mortal Kombat X at no additional cost. Those October games are still available for until November 1.

Once again, the PS Plus lineup has supposedly leaked online; if the details prove accurate, subscribers can expect the likes of Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning to headline the November 2021 offerings. The latest leak comes courtesy of French gaming forum Dealabs, which has proven a reliable source in the past.

Patch notes for Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning's Update 1.08 revealed that PlayStation 5 players now have access to native 4K resolution. Approximately two years after purchasing the IP, THQ Nordic released a remastered version Kingdoms of Amalur on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms.

Developer Kaiko and publisher THQ Nordic's revival of an oft-forgotten RPG cult classic continues with Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning on Nintendo Switch, and it achieves much the same as it has in its other re-releases. While Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning still contains the charm and depth that made it a niche hit in 2012, its graphics and many of its bulkier systems have long been abandoned by the genre at large, and the game is a great example for why that is.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoningis to be released for Nintendo Switch in March. The popular action RPG is making a comeback and is now heading towards the past year's best selling console. The remastered edition of the game was released for Microsoft Windows, PS4, and Xbox One in September of 2020. The Nintendo Switch is a perfect home for the well-received adventure RPG and it was only a matter of time before it headed to the popular platform.