Marvelous Europe has announced that Fate/EXTELLA LINK is set for release in the first quarter of 2019 on the PC. Picking up right where the 2017 smash hit Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star left off, Fate/EXTELLA LINK adds 10 servants to the original roster of 16.
As the press release reads, the high-speed action gameplay has been refined, and players will battle their way through massive invading armies to retake the virtual world of SE.RA.PH from an invading force. Players can also engage in massive four-on-four online battles with up to seven other players. Foes will quiver at the True Name of players’ Noble Phantasms as they assume the role of their favourite Servant.
Here are the game’s key features:
- Combatants from Across the Fate Universes Join the Fray–- In addition to the 16 original Servants from Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star,10 characters from other Fate series will enter battle as playable Servants, including Astolfo, Scáthach, and Francis Drake.
- Hunker Down in Base Camp–- Players can move freely around their army’s base camp — a medieval cathedral raised into the sky — and interact with their Servants to build meaningful bonds.
- Polished Graphics and Battle Mechanics–- Players can experience refined combat mechanics and graphics throughout every part of the gameplay experience.
- Take The Fight Online–- With 4-vs-4 Online Multiplayer Masters and Servants can now battle it out online for honour and glory in competitive team based multiplayer modes
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