Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning's story is fascinating and still holds up eight years later. However, the larger combat encounters still run more smoothly on old consoles in 2020 than the remaster does on the PlayStation 4. Some side missions, for example, had bugs resulting in lost items, and there were also several lighting issues prevalent when roaming the outdoor areas, as well as occasional hitches when autosaving. The original Kingdoms of Amalur was not a perfect product by any means. The actual enemy only popped into existence when the character walked closer.
Occasionally, the game would switch to a cutscene in order to show a troll appear as a random encounter, but only its weapon would be visible. Some textures are very fuzzy, especially when attempting to pick locks, and the cutscenes tend to slow to a crawl or freeze altogether. Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning also promises enhanced lighting and vastly improved visuals, but the game still looks very dated.
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