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Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning - Fatesworn

Kaiko · Dec 14, 2021

PC · Series X|S · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

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Journey to a brand-new region in Amalur, filled with snowy tundras, deep caverns, and treacherous enemies. Visit mountain villages and the ancient lakeside city of Crownhold and master the unstable power of Chaos with a new skill, weapons and armor. As the fabled Fatesworn, you will wage a last battle against the Niskaru and their Chaos brethren, as procedurally generated Chaos dungeons turn every region in Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning into a potential battlefield. Fatesworn offers a brand new storyline, a new environment, various new quests and missions, new Chaos Realm dungeons all over Amalur, a new gameplay mechanic, new weapons and armor, new enemies, and much more. It will raise the level cap to 50, and even features a new soundtrack by famous composer Grant Kirkhope.

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PC

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 4.6

Xbox Series X|S

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.6

PlayStation 4

Critic 6.5 (3 critics) · Gamer 9.2

7.6

Xbox One

Critic 6.2 (3 critics) · Gamer 7.6

7.0

Nintendo Switch

No critic reviews yet · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • Xbox Tavern

    Carlos Santuana · Apr 29, 2022

    7.2
    Overall, if you’re someone who has only found their way to the underrated world of Kingdoms of Amalur with this remastered package, then the Fatesworn DLC will be a nice way to seal off the adventure and is well worth a look, although maybe consider a sale given the price point.
  • MMORPG

    Jason Fanelli · Jan 22, 2022

    7.0
    It is hard to articulate just how detrimental the Chaos Portal section of Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning - Fatesworn is to the rest of the new content. Until those portals opened this felt like a story worthy of Amalur, with a few twists and turns and Agarth acting a fool (as is tradition). Then the brakes were pumped, and I was buried in purple Chaos energy for far, far too long in the main arc. If there's one lesson I hope any prospective sequel developers take from this big adventure, it's this: leave the Chaos Portals out of this and just make the game you know you can make. As the rest of the adventure proves, the Amalur franchise can still hold its weight.
  • Push Square

    Robert Ramsey · Dec 25, 2021

    6.0
    We're not sure every Amalur fan will appreciate Fatesworn's central storyline. It's nothing crazy — Fate, meet Chaos! — but you could argue that the developer is a little sloppy in its handling of the game's established cast and lore. But for what it's worth, we do think Fatesworn is heartfelt — a genuine homage to a game that would have been undeservedly forgotten, had it not been for THQ and Kaiko's efforts.
  • 3rd-strike.com

    SebastiaanRaats · Dec 22, 2021

    8.0
    You’re getting an awful lot of bang for your buck here, and what is being offered here is consistent with the quality of the base game, rather than feeling like a quick cash grab. It may not be a perfect expansion, due to the rather tedious Chaos mechanic, but it’s definitely something that was worth waiting for all these years.
  • PS Lifestyle

    Jenny Jones · Dec 21, 2021

    6.5
    While some aspects of the story are a little forgettable, if you enjoyed the original Kingdoms of Amalur then it’s a fairly safe bet that you’ll get some enjoyment out of this expansion. Being reunited with old friends and hearing that they still have the same voice actors is definitely a really nice touch. The new chaos features don’t massively change the gameplay but having a raised level cap means that there’s even more reason to experiment with your character build and enjoy the fun combat.
  • Screen Rant

    Derek Garcia · Dec 16, 2021

    6.0
    With a less memorable story, and a short campaign that still feels longer than it needed to be, Fatesworn is a victory lap for hardcore Amalur fans who want to spend more time in its world. While it does not live up to the original, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning: Fatesworn is still enjoyable, which is a testament to just how well the combat and systems of Amalur hold up today.

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