I started playing The Legend of Dead Kel expansion pack for Kingdoms of Amalur last night. I call it an expansion pack, because that's basically what it is: It's a new area on the map with new quests and new mobs and new things to do. It's not a pack of weapons or anything like that. It's how DLC should be done. You get 15% more map to explore for 16.6% of the price of the original game. I'm sure some self-entitled twat is going to complain about that, but I'm certainly not.
The expansion itself starts out with a pretty basic formula. You walk into a local tavern, and a man there asks you if you want to make a little extra money. He then propositions for you to set sail with a crew in a hunt for an undead pirate named Dead Kel and his crew of "Hanged Man" pirates. I don't know about you, but that sounds like a pretty fun adventure to me.
As expected, your ship crashes on the shore of a new land ripe for exploring. You spend a bit of time navigating through some waterlogged caves with the inept captain of your now decimated ship, and then end up in a village that seems to be oddly immune to Dead Kel's influence. That's pretty much where I left off last night, as it was quite late when I started playing anyway.
So far, the formula of the expansion is exactly the same as the main game, which is perfectly fine by me. I found some new enemies, and the new areas are nicely designed. I've only explored the beach of the shipwreck, and that's it, so I've got a lot of ground to cover yet. I haven't even finished exploring the first main settlement, let alone the wilderness that awaits beyond.
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