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The Destinies Of Kingdoms Of Amalur: Reckoning
Many of you are still questing to your hearts content in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and many others are deeply immersed in Star Wars: The Old Republic's stories. If you're already feeling the stress of not having enough time to play these games to the degree you want to, I have bad news for you: The release of Mass Effect 3 and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning are creeping up on us. That's right, in a few months we'll have four massive role-playing games to play. For once, we may not be complaining about having nothing to play in the summer months.
Game Informer's own Phil Kollar and I took a look at Kingdoms of Amalur a few months ago, and walked away mighty impressed by the Destiny system and combat. The team at 38 Studios has been updating its Facebook page with detailed write-ups for the game's Destiny system. Destinies allow players to develop their own battle style. Additionally, each Destiny brings unique bonuses and combat options. So far, 38 studios has revealed 35 different Destinies. You can check each of them out right here.
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