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The FATE Edition contains the Re-Reckoning Main-Game, the Official Soundtrack and the upcoming content Addon Fatesworn that extends the game of 5+ hours and that will be released post launch, expected 2021. The Official Soundtrack features 35 high quality tracks for a total of 70 minutes of music.
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Posted on: October 16, 2020
madmojoman
Games: 57 Reviews: 1
Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning
Why are we paying 50% of the main price after owning the 1st game? Its a remaster. I remember once company that released enhanced edition for free to users of the main game...
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Posted on: September 15, 2021
alvira.f45
Games: 0 Reviews: 66
Aggressively bland
Dragon Age 2 (a shitty game that "Amalur" shamelessly copies) looks like a masterpiece in comparison. Not a "hidden" gem by any means, simply a bad game.
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Posted on: December 1, 2021
dozah
Games: 146 Reviews: 35
Morbid and Grotesque
Another feather in the cap of mass mind control, creating in a video game fantasy folklore worlds where the NPC's treat childhood fairytales with the gravitas and seriousness of today's organized religions. Nondescript stones play discombobulated limericks accompanied by discordant music and dot the landscape as an obvious tribute to audio-logs of other games, while giant stone faces adorning dungeons remain strangely silent and motionless. The human equivalent of trained poodles recite mythological stories, whose origins are those 'uncivilized' peoples lost to history thanks to the efforts of the people now creating these games, and liberally repurposing these stories to mimic the messaging of organized religion. It's a ghastly attempt to make modern religion seem like a logical progression from mythological folklore, paint the transition from one to the other as a peaceful one, and maintain the delusion that the two aren't so dissimilar enough they couldn't coexist. Farcical even by fantasy standards.
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