Ps4 Fate/extella The Umbral Star
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Wonderful game. Fate Extella plays like Dynasty Warriors- fight a through waves of enemies to unleash your Noble Phantasm and fight other servants like Gilgamesh, Artoria Pendragon, or Iskandar. I'm not too fond of Dynasty Warriors, but with this, I don't mind and actually enjoy fighting other servants with 3 storylines that create an immersive game worth it for any Fate series fan.
Wonderful game. Fate Extella plays like Dynasty Warriors- fight a through waves of enemies to unleash your Noble Phantasm and fight other servants like Gilgamesh, Artoria Pendragon, or Iskandar. I'm not too fond of Dynasty Warriors, but with this, I don't mind and actually enjoy fighting other servants with 3 storylines that create an immersive game worth it for any Fate series fan.
Sonzang
8 december 2017
Cubed3 Rating The real trick of making a game work in this style is to ground it in some sense of normality. Where the Musou series excels, and indeed how it has survived for such a long time, is that for all the Japanese humour and charm, the core story is a simple one of warring kingdoms fighting battles. It is awesome when a story doesn't hold back on its vision and complexity and does not abandon its world. However, Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star gets lost in this vision at the expense of its Western audience. With that said, where it does succeed is in making a fun, if forgettable, action title that has plenty of content to work through, even if it does tend to get a little predictable and stale after the first few hours. There is definitely something to work on here for future titles, though, and it is great to see the Warriors style reimagined by another developer.
Cubed3 Rating The real trick of making a game work in this style is to ground it in some sense of normality. Where the Musou series excels, and indeed how it has survived for such a long time, is that for all the Japanese humour and charm, the core story is a simple one of warring kingdoms fighting battles. It is awesome when a story doesn't hold back on its vision and complexity and does not abandon its world. However, Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star gets lost in this vision at the expense of its Western audience. With that said, where it does succeed is in making a fun, if forgettable, action title that has plenty of content to work through, even if it does tend to get a little predictable and stale after the first few hours. There is definitely something to work on here for future titles, though, and it is great to see the Warriors style reimagined by another developer.
Trustvoice expert
17 januari 2017
