Heeding an unknown calling, Young Altera left the party and headed towards the source, leaving Hakuno and the newbie Servant to meet up with Nero and Tamamo to decide upon their next course of action…
As our land is being attacked and surrounded by the unknown army, the Tyrant and the Foxy Miko decided to descent upon the Roman capital to bolster its defence, bringing along the newbie Servant…
After months of waiting, the PC version of Fate/Extella Link finally unlocks on Steam, allowing avid fans like myself to finally indulge in our Musou-styled Grail War on the Moon…
Set in the aftermath of the previous game, Fate/Extella, the denizens of the now unified Roooooooooooma live happily ever after under the combine rule of Nero and Tamamo.
While the Japanese version as well as the Chinese version of Fate/Extella Link has been released since a few months back, it wasn’t until last week that we get a confirmation of the eventual Western release on the PC via Steam as well as the Nintendo Switch, not forgetting the PS4 and PSVita…
To be released on the 1st quarter of 2019, these Western versions will feature the game in its glorious original Japanese voice overs along with options to set several different subtitle languages, including Japanese, (Simplified/Traditional) Chinese as well as of course English, just like its predecessor.
Nintendo Switch version will also features the Fleeting Glory edition which includes the Nintendo Switch game, soundtrack CD, 3” by 5” Servant cards for the 10 additional Servants added to Link’s roster, 17” by 24” cloth poster and 3” by 4.5” acrylic diorama.
Resident Evil 2 and now Extella Link on the 1st quarter huh? Looks like it’s gonna be a busy quarter for me… =w=
Releasing in less than a week’s time, Fate/Extella Link is getting more and more info flooding its official website.
While I skipped many posts on the game’s mechanics since most of them are the same as its earlier entry, Fate/Extella, I couldn’t being myself to miss out this new element to the game itself: the 4v4 Multiplayer mode.
Also shown within the trailer itself are DLC costumes originated from Fate/Grand Order: The summer outfit of Nero and Tamamo. Looking good there, my beloved foxy miko!
While I won’t get this game on its release date, I’ll do so once the eventual Steam version comes.
