Kingdoms a Amalur: Reckoning didn't exactly set the world on fire, but it wasn't bad, either.

38 Studios may be in financial trouble, according t' a report out a NBC 10 in Rhode Island.

"we be always working t' keep Rhode Island companies solvent, 'n that be what we be doing with 38 Studios," said Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee t' the local NBC affiliate.

The state made a $75 million loan guarantee in 2010 t' initially bring 38 Studios t' Rhode Island, a move now under scrutiny.

It’s only been a few months since 38 Studios released it be first game, Kingdoms a Amalur: Reckoning. We’ve seen nothing a the long discussed MMO set in the same universe, codenamed Copernicus.

Chafee has not yet divulged specifics, only saying it be meeting with 38 Studios on “different issues.”

The studio has not yet responded t' me request for comment.