News Tagged: kingdoms of amalur reckoning

Developer 38 Studios has announced new downloadable content for the action RPG, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, entitled Teeth of Naros. According to the press release, Teeth of Naros is going to be arrive on April 17, 2012 via Xbox Live (800 points) and PSN, Origin and Steam for $9...

This day is more special than any other day that came before it (especially when the day that came before it was fucking Monday). In other words, Happy Valentine's Day to all of mankind. Shag yourselves to death! Eat snow, slush and ice and pork away til you and your partner are blue in the face! On a more important note, folks, you've read my thoughts on Kingdoms of Amalur...

Bless my soul, an RPG. An action RPG, but an RPG nonetheless. This is a glorious time. It also shows that the genre is not dead. Well, not entirely anyway. Big Huge Games offers its own take on the genre, bringing us into an open world, filled with quests, items, weapons and all the boxes you can smash to your heart's content...

Well, the latest weekly UK charts are in and so are the Steam sales charts and guess what? Big Huge Games' RPG, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning has topped both of them. Here's the UK top 10 chart for the week ending on February 4: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Final Fantasy XIII-2...

Well, the winter is as cold, relentless and stubborn as it can be, which is fine really. It's supposed to be that way, at least for this time of the year. Anyway, I assume you're all having a nice weekend. You can definitely expect my full impressions of Kingdoms of Amalur early next week...

Morning folks. Another working week comes to a close and we celebrate whoever invented the weekend all those years ago (hm, shame they didn't invent a three-day weekend). Anyway, our upcoming reviews for Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Kingdoms of Amalur will suffer a slight delay due to the fact that I feel like crap. It's probably a stomach flu of some sort, but suffice it to say I cannot remain seated in a chair for too long and... Um, I'll be right back...

So guys, you playing anything interesting? I'm nearly done with the FFXIII-2 review and I'm well into Kingdoms of Amalur. For those of you who don't know, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoining is already out you can grab it for consoles and it's now on Steam too.

Big Huge Games' open-world single-player RPG is almost upon us and the developers have released the launch trailer for the game: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning hits retailers on February 7, so, be prepared. We'll be getting our copy later today, so that's something to be excited about I guess (after I'm done with FFXIII-2, of course).

The new action RPG, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, is almost upon us (it's set to arrive in early February) for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. In the meantime, perhaps you might want to check out the latest video, which explains more about the world you're soon going to be able to explore:

Another developer diary for Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning has arrived, this time explaining the efforts that went into creating the music and sound effects in the forthcoming action RPG, featuring Grant Kirkhope - Audio Director at Big Huge Games:

This video for Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning gives us a glimpse of the artwork in the forthcoming single-player role playing game from the folks at Big Huge Games:

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As we've already reported, the Kingdoms of Amalur demo is now available for download both via Steam and on Xbox Live. For the past hour or so, we've been going through the content of the demo and we were rather pleased with what we've seen...

Here to get us out of the dull dry spell after the Holidays, is the RPG Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. Well, not the entire game, sadly. It's just the demo. But that's something, I guess. Anyway, you can now download the demo via Xbox Live and through Steam - PS3 users will be able to grab it via PSN later today...

Yes, as bewildering as it sounds, EA and Big Huge Games have come up with a way to cross-promote Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning and Mass Effect 3. First of all, they intend to release a playable demo of the RPG Kingdoms of Amalur on January 17 (next week)...