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Kingdoms Of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is heading to the Nintendo Switch later this year.
After re-emerging on consoles late last year with a complete remaster, the game will be heading to the Nintendo Switch on March 16, allowing players to play the much loved fantasy RPG on the go.
The game includes improved graphics, balancing, quality of life improvements and a whole new difficulty mode for players to attempt. A new expansion is also in the works known as Fatesworn, an entirely new experience for the game not found in the original release.
THQ Nordic have provided a slight update on Fatesworn’s development following Kingdoms Of Amalur: Re-Reckoning’s Nintendo Switch announcement. In a tweet, the publisher stated that the port comes “just in time before the adventure continues in the brand-new expansion, Fatesworn, coming later this year”.
See the full announcements below:
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is coming to Nintendo Switch on March 16th, 2021!
Just in time before the adventure continues in the brand-new expansion, Fatesworn, coming later this year.#KingdomsOfAmalur #ReReckoning https://t.co/buiiQGBKuY
— THQ Nordic (@THQNordic) January 19, 2021
Outside of Kingdoms Of Amalur: Re-Reckoning coming to Nintendo Switch, THQ Nordic recently dropped details regarding future plans for the company. It’s eagerly anticipated Biomutant has slipped into the next fiscal year, placing it somewhere between April 2021-2022.
It’s also been said that the company will be more focused on providing licensed titles to the market, following the success of games such as Spongebob Squarepants: Battle For Bikini Bottom Re-Hydrated. Up until Summer 2024, the company has 61 projects in the works, aiming to be a mixture of licensed titles and brand new IPs similar to Biomutant.
Last year also saw the release of a Destroy All Humans! Remake, which NME described as being a “loving homage” to the original 2005 release.
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