"the ultimate player housing". Instead of players using a small hut to store their belongings, they are offered a large fortified estate with several buildings and many servants who have their own side quests, the expansion also gives the ability to marry a female Ljosalfar called Sunhilda Lorelle. The PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of The Legend of Dead Kel received "favorable" reviews, while the PC version received "average" reviews according to Metacritic. Teeth of Naros Additional downloadable content entitled Teeth of Naros was released on April 17, 2012. The new content focuses on a new race of beings called the Kollossae, a new region called the Teeth of Naros as well as the floating city of Idylla. In addition to new weapons and armor, this downloadable content also adds a new damage type called Primal. The Xbox 360 version of Teeth of Naros received "generally favorable reviews", while the PC version received "mixed" reviews, according to Metacritic. Fatesworn In late 2021 it was announced that Kingdoms of Amalur would receive a third DLC expansion, entitled Fatesworn, on December 14, 2021. Weapons and Armor Bundle The Weapons and Armor Bundle downloadable content adds three different armor sets for Finesse, Might, and Sorcery respectively. In addition, it adds one new weapon for each weapon type. Reception Critical reception The game received "favorable" reviews on all platforms according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. The few reviews published before the release of the game were positive: IGN praised the game's customizable gameplay, gorgeous environments, and engrossing story, while criticizing the game for some minor technical issues. GameSpot praised the gameplay and visuals, but felt it was too generic. After release, reviews were generally good but polarized, with a large difference between highest scores and lowest scores. GameTrailers said of the Xbox 360 version: "Though it leans a little too heavily on well-trod genre conventions, there's no denying that Reckoning has a whole lot to offer in terms of sheer breadth. Similarly, though the challenge tapers off dramatically toward the end, its combat is welcoming, gratifying, and hypnotic." Joystiq praised everything the same console version had to offer. Edge gave said console version six out of ten and felt that it did not reinvent anything, and had several issues, writing that "Reckonings appeal soon wanes" and that it "never quite balances accessibility with the depth expected from an RPG either." Digital Trends felt