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what's up internet kevin here with TLD bringing you my first our impressions of kingdoms of amalur the reckoning for the xbox 360 ps3 and pc now for those of you have ever heard about this game has actually been in development for quite some time and they really only started pushing press for a bit about a month or two ago and it got a lot more attention once they release their demo a couple weeks back which lets you do whatever you want for 45 minutes and the game is an action RPG it's a hybrid not a pure RPG and in many ways it actually reminds me a lot of fable but what fable should have been the combats a lot faster paced and a lot more interesting it reflects a lot more action gaming conventions with light RPG elements that affect things like how often you create or what kind of weapons and abilities you do more damage or what kind of cool special abilities you unlock now of course I've only played the game for about an hour so far so I'm only just starting to scratch the surface of what kind of combos you can do what kind of special abilities you kind of walk through the class system definitely is interesting another thing to note is that the game is very reminiscent of an MMO I'll be it offline in that a lot of the quests and the tans you enter and the art style overall feels a lot like you're playing online game it's just that it's focused much more on single player what your character does I gotta say I'm getting really addicted to this game right now and I'll give you guys my full review once I get a chance to finish it up and let you guys know what I think of it as always guys thanks for watching our vids if you want to be extra awesome make sure the like button and if you haven't gotten a chance it makes you check out our previous video and I'll see you guys next time which rub the on-air type not over here these are on your headphones next up you get a beats by dre zip up carrying case it's kind of like a hard styrofoam so it will protect it we then get two different types of audio cables the first being an eighth inch to eighth inch with a built on quarter inch adapter which is nice touch