I'm literally surrounded by side quests, crafting, and huge starting area to explore in just the first three hours. I'm three hours in and I can feel the addiction coming. Games like F.E.A.R 3 and other EA published games get the same treatment. The real game manual is included in the disc and can be viewed in the options. All you get is one piece of paper folded twice. Most EA games don't really include a physical game manual. One more thing was also included in the standard copy which is pretty standard, and that's the game manual. Once you download the content on your system, you can use any account with the online pass content open to you. Since my copy is an R3 version(asian), I had to hop over my asian PSN account to redeem the online pass.
Kingdoms of Alamur requires an online pass to have access to a couple of quests in the game. Just like any other EA game, nothing really goes with a standard copy. I didn't bother with the pre-order since the bonuses included wasn't worth it at all.
It cost me P 1,850 for the PS3 version in Datablitz(Sort of the Gamestop here). Got the game on day one and so far it's nothing but great. Since it's an EA game, we actually get the game with the rest of the world. Kingdoms of Alamur: Reckoning just came out in the Philippines.
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