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Fate/EXTELLA LINK (フェイト／エクステラ リンク, Feito/Ekusutera Rinku?) is a video game developed by MarvelousWP and TYPE-MOON, being the sequel to Fate/EXTELLA. It was written by Yuuichirou Higashide and Ukyou Kodachi with supervision by Kinoko Nasu. The soundtrack was composed by MONACA group members: Keiichi Okabe, Ryuichi Takada, Keigo Hoashi and Syotarou Seo. It was initially released on June 7, 2018 in Japan for the PlayStation 4WP and PlayStation VitaWP. It was later released on January 31, 2019 in Japan, China and South Korea, and March 19, 2019 in the United States and Europe for the Nintendo Switch[1]

Story[]

Throughout history, secret societies have competed to steer world events in pursuit of a single goal: the Holy Grail.
Said to have the power to grant any one wish, the Grail awards that supposed power to the winner of a ritualistic contest, known to a select few as the Holy Grail War.

In past Holy Grail Wars, each clandestine contender used magic to summon a champion, called a Servant or Heroic Spirit, based on a figure of history, mythology, or literature. These Servants then battled, in a series of formal duels, on behalf of their Masters until only one of each remained. So it was for centuries, while the Holy Grail — aka the Moon Cell, an ancient supercomputer built into the Moon itself — observed and recorded it all.

The Holy Grail Wars, and the drastic measures it took to win them, twisted Earth's history off course.
Humanity never developed space travel, not after those in power derailed and forbade all such research. Soon after, and well into the 21st century, war, disease, and natural disasters ravaged the Earth, leaving it a dying husk.

Only one refuge still holds for the remnants of humanity: the virtual world of SE.RA.PH, hosted within the Moon Cell supercomputer. With no other escape from Earth, survivors remotely upload their consciousness into the virtual world, hoping to find a new home within its ever-shifting digital landscape. Here, even virtual beings have their own souls, living independent lives in pursuit of their own hopes and dreams. Gone are the arcane words of ancient spells, replaced with lines of code that modern-day Mages — known in the digital realm as “Wizards” - use to replicate the same effects.

But even here, the cycle of the Holy Grail War continues - or did, until you came along...

[2]

Plot[]

Fate/EXTELLA LINK takes place after the events of Fate/EXTELLA. A new threat has arisen to SE.RA.PH, in the form of a mysterious conquering "Great Emperor" (later revealed to be Karl der Große), who seeks to control all of SE.RA.PH through a mind control process dubbed "Oraclization".

When Hakuno Kishinami and the child Altera are accosted by Attack Programs while on a walk, they are rescued by a new Saber-class Servant who identifies himself as Charlemagne. The newcomer joins forces with Hakuno and his/her existing Servants Nero Claudius and Tamamo-no-Mae, working together to gain new allies to match Karl's followers and thwart his plans.

There are three routes with 27 stages between them, each representing a different sequence of events through which victory over Karl might be achieved.

Servants[]

FEL Servants

Full cast of the Servants.

All 16 Servants from Extella return in Link alongside 10 newly added Servants, for a total of 26.

Returning Servants[]

New Servants[]

Gameplay[]

Extella Link gameplay

Fate/EXTELLA LINK retains the same mechanics as its predecessor with additional features and changes.

Changes[]

  • Stages now have more varied mission objectives that need to be completed the stage. One example is to conquer a sector with a Mana Point to remove the buff on an enemy Servant.
  • Noble Phantasms no longer require collecting three Phantasm Circuits to activate them. Instead there is a Noble Phantasm gauge filled by collecting golden mana spheres from defeated enemies while Moon Drive is active, or by picking up Phantasm Circuits on the map.
  • Extella Manuevers are replaced by Drive Skills, and many normal attack combos are replaced by Active Skills.
  • Rather than having one/two Servants fixed for each arc as in Extella, any Servant unlocked within a story route can be selected for subsequent story missions. After completing one route, an option is provided to use any Servant ever unlocked in any story mission.
    • It is no longer possible to switch between Servants in the middle of a stage.
  • Acquiring several Install Skills of the same type will combine them automatically.
  • The mini-map now gives a clearer indication of the current locations of enemies and allies, including their current status.
  • Attacking enemies from behind inflicts more damage. Servants with cloaking abilities (Li Shuwen and Robin Hood) can deal even more damage from behind.
  • Side Stories is replaced by Extra Battle.

New Features[]

  • Active Skills: special actions that may deal greater damage or having a greater range than normal attacks, each requiring a cooldown before they can be reused. Each Servant have their own unique set of Active Skills. Leveling up a Servant will grant a new Active Skill while strengthening existing ones. Each Active Skill categorized by a color that designate their type: Blue is attack, Purple is movement limitation, Orange is strengthening, Green is healing, and Yellow is countering.
  • Drive Skill: a powerful attack that can activated while Moon Drive is active, but activating it will instantly end Moon Drive.
  • Class Skills: Active Skills that have greater effect on certain Servant classes. The class of the strengthened skill is indicated by the class icon. Saber and Assassin strengthen close range attacks skills. Lancer and Rider strengthen dash attack skills. Berserker and Ruler strengthen area attack skills. Archer strengthen long range attack skills. Caster strengthen discharge attack skills. Class Skills for classes other than the Player Servant are gained by either linking with allied Servants or equipping an Install Skill specific to a class.
  • Base Camp: Charles Patricius, a flying fortress that serves as Hakuno's base of operations divided into My Room, Barracks, and Strategy Room. Hakuno can also walk around the camp, and converse with Servants. Special dialogue between Servants can also be unlocked depending on the currently selected Servant and the Servant being conversed with.
    • My Room: Servants are selected, conversed with, customized, and Mystic Codes are crafted and equipped here.
    • Barracks: Servants not currently in use can be conversed with in their personal rooms here. The Bond Level with a Servant can also be checked here.
    • Strategy Room: Serves the same function as My Room with the addition of assigning Servants to the Player Servant's Support Team before heading to battle.
  • Hakuno appears on the battlefield to command their Servants. If the enemy forces them to retreat, the battle will be lost. Servants in the same sector as Hakuno will reduce the cooldown of their Active Skills. If they are captured, Code Casts and Command Spells become unavailable.
  • Rush Stop: An action triggered by unleashing a combo that ends with a Class Skill to launch an enemy into air.
  • Rush Attack: A flurry of attacks that can unleashed during Rush Stop.
  • LINK State: When the Player Servant is near allied Servants, indicated by a line connecting them, they will share Class Skills with them. Triggering a Rush Attack while in LINK state will prompt nearby allied Servants to join in the attack.
  • Mystic Code+: Mystic Codes that are stronger than base Mystic Codes that earned by completing a stage with an EX rank.
  • Support Team: Servants selected to aid the Player Servant under specific circumstances. For example, they may guard the player from an enemy attack, or join the player in an attack. A Servant's support actions will evolve based on their Bond Level.
  • Secret Folder: An item folder containing rare Install Skills not earned from defeating Aggressors. Opening a Secret Folder requires defeating the enemies that appear in the circular area surrounding it.
  • Extra Battle: a mode where the player can complete special stages, some are extra difficult versions of those in the story. Experience and Install Skills are acquired in greater quantities in this mode than in regular stages.
  • New Attack Programs
    • Gatekeeper: a new Attack Program that seals off a sector with a wall. Defeating it will disable the wall.
    • Golden and Sliver Scouts: Golden Scouts are Attacks Programs that drop a large amount of QP. Sliver Scouts drop experience items instead. Both variant will instantly flee if the Player Servant gets too close. They are rare Attack Programs not guaranteed to be in every map. An icon will display on the minimap to indicate the Player Servant is in the same sector as Golden or Sliver Scout.
  • Player Servants can now be teleported to any Sector of a map at the cost of one stroke of the Command Spell.
  • Double Skill: a fusion of two sigma-level (Σ) Installation Skills that combines the effects of both into one skill at cost of QP. These skills are indicated by their white color.
  • Multiplayer: an online 4v4 competitive game mode.
    • King of the Hill: Each team competes to occupy Score Zones in a sector to earn points. The team that occupies a Score Zone unopposed will earn points every second. Whichever the team that earns the maximum number of points, or has more points when the match time expires, wins. If both teams have a Servant occupy the same Score Zone, neither will earn points until one forces the other out. The Score Zone will periodically move to different Sectors. If, when time expires, the losing team still has Servants occupying the Score Zone, the match will continue in Sudden Death. If the losing team can still occupy the Score Zone, they have a chance of earning enough points to win. However if that team's Servants are driven out the Score Zone, their team will lose immediately. While in Sudden Death, the Score Zone will not move.
    • Class Tower: Structures that periodically appear during the match, each keyed to a certain class. Servants whose class matches a tower will be able to attack and take control of it. When a tower is taken, the team who took it will gain a buff, such as increased attack or defense. The buff will be disabled though if the tower is attacked and deactivated; any class can deactivate a tower. Some Class Towers will fill the Nobel Phantasm gauge to the max. Conquering these particular towers is the only way to use Noble Phantasms in Multiplayer.

Gallery[]

Staff[]

Main Staff
Marvelous Inc.
  • Director: Hiromi Sakamoto
  • Lead Programmer: Kenji Yatagai
  • Lead Designer: Yusuke Yoshimura
  • Lead Planner: Tsuneaki Kaneko
  • Sound Director: Yuji Yamagishi
  • Planners: Hideto Suzuki, Kentaro Yazawa, Daigo Kohsaka, Yuji Okamura, Terukazu Kanematsu, Sinya Ishii, Kohei Shimizu, Keisuke Nagata, Katsuhisa Higuchi
  • Lead Character Modeler: Yusuke Yoshimura
  • Character Modelers: Koji Sato, Mitsuyasu Furuhashi, Noriyuki Komoda, Daigo Shigeyoshi, Yuuki Ogawa
  • Lead Motion Designer: Koichi Suzuki
  • Motion Designers: Takeshi Anbe, Mikio Hayashi, Masayuki Ito, Chiaki Ono, Son Tail, Kiyoshi Kunimori
  • Lead Map Modeler: Tomohiro Ishino
  • Map Modelers: Hideyuki Kita, Kazuto Abe
  • Lead Effects Designer: Takeshi Ohashi
  • Effects Designers: Tarit Nilubol, Junko Ito, Erika Mori, Juri Kawada, Shuto Hasegawa, Hiroki Matsuyama, Aoi Shiraishi
  • Lead UI Designer: Yuta Yasuoka
  • UI Designers: Miho Nakazono, Shuto Hasegawa
  • Lead Concept Art Designer: Aiko Hayashi
  • Concept Art Designers: Kazama Namiki, Mari Terada, Kanae Fujino
  • Programmers: Noboru Yanagisawa, Nobuo Morioka, Rosales Garcia Victor Gabriel, Ryo Takabatake, Hiromichi Kojima, Shinya Kobayashi, Koki Sasamoto, Yuko Unuma, Akane Nishimura, Kohei Shimizu, Ko Suzuki
  • Product Manager, Associate Producer: Hisashi Fujii
  • Executive Producer: Toshinori Aoki
  • General Producer: Suminobu Satō
  • Promotion & Marketing: Takashi Irisawa, Takehiko Tsukinoki
  • Marketing Planners: Tsuyoshi Nagano, Tōru Mase, Ryota Akasaka, Yusuke Watanabe, Kayo Kuroda, Shinya Fujikawa, Chiyo Hirose, Shiho Seto, Aoi Nakamura
  • Publicity: Makoto Shiota
  • Web Direction: Junko Kamiya, Yasuyuki Toda, Masahiko Yamaji, Taichi Ishido
  • Artwork: Maiko Yamada
  • Special Thanks: Yasusi Koike, Yuzuri Furusawa
Voice Cast
BGM Production - Monaca Inc.
  • Composition/Arrangement: Kejichi Okabe (Monaca), Ryuichi Takada (Monaca), Keigo Hoashi (Monaca), Syoutaro Seo (Monaca)
  • Violin: Takeshi Iwasaki
  • Bass: Tatsuhiko Kashima
  • Guitar: Takanori Goto
  • Vocal & Chorus: Lina, Mao Takeda, Natsuki Nakamoto, Syotaro Seo (Monaca), Ryo Imagawa (Monaca)
  • Programming & Mixing: Keiichi Okabe (Monaca), Ryuichi Takada (Monaca), Keigo Hoashi (Monaca), Syoutaro Seo (Monaca)
  • Recording Studio: Monaca Studio
  • Sound Recording Production: BraveHearts Ltd.
  • Sound Directors: Satoru Enomoto, Moriji Fujiwara
  • Sound Recorder: Jinnosuke Kizawa
  • Sound Editors: Ryouhei Ichinohe, Kensuke Kawano, Kenji Yamanaka, Kouichi Kabu
  • Acoustic Production Assistant: Yuri Kudo
  • Recording Studios: Brave Hearts Studio, Dragon Hearts Studio
  • Sound Production: BraveHearts Ltd.
  • Sound Recording Supervisor: Hiroomi Takamiya
Opening Movie - Wonderium Inc.
  • CG Producer: Shigehito Kawada
  • Modeling Supervisor: Satoru Sano
  • Animation/Compositing: Rikako Kato
  • Modelers: Rhangga Putra, Nicolas Swijingedau, Deepak Jayshing Adhav
  • Rigging: Daisuke Takahashi
  • Animators: Yukihiro Horiguchi, Shingo Niino, Mikako Miura
  • Effects Lead: Tatsuou Hirota
  • Effects: Hideki Yamaguchi, Naoya Sugawara, Ramesh Konar
Character Modeling/Motion Collaboration - D4A Co., Ltd.
  • Directors: Naoki Taji, Nobuhiro Shimada
  • Manager: Daisuke Kojima
  • Character Modelers: Kazuo Tashima, Keiji Nishino, Kensaku Yoshida, Akiko Hattori, Akinori Kayawake, Masayoshi Miyata, Tomoki Sakata
  • Motion Designers: Daisuke Nakai, Tasuku Takahashi, Yuki Shimasaki, Kenji Kobayashi, Koki Takechi, Akimasa Yoshii, Hiromi Takahashi
Motion/Noble Phantasm Content Collaboration - Exys Inc.
  • Motion Designers: Hikaru Kudo, Shiori Tanaka, Masafumi Kai
  • Progress Management: Munetaka Hirano

Manager Yurika Seki

Reduction Co-Production - Netchubiyori Ltd.
  • Character Modelers: Takahiro Hosoya, Miharu Akagawa, Naohito Hanai
Reduction Co-Production - Genroku Inc.
  • Chief Designer: Yusuke Shibata
  • Designers: Yuki Sakamoto, Ryo Yamashita
Reduction Co-Production - Creek & River Co., Ltd.
  • Motion Designer: Yoshinori Ito
  • Lead Map Modeler: Hiroyuki Hara
  • Map Modelers: Kosei Hatanaka, Aika Matsuzawa, Tadashi Ito, Tomo Hasegawa
  • Project Manager: Jiro Hanzawa
  • Chief Designer: Takahiro Iida
  • Typeface Co-Production: Fontworks Inc.
  • Manual Production: Kobi Co., Ltd. - Shunpei Mori, Gaku Nagashima
  • Production Coordination - Digital Hearts Co., Ltd.
  • Game Testers: Soichiro Fujita, Hiroyuki Tsujii, Hiroshi Araki, Akihiro Hayashi, Risa Miyata, Yuma Hirao, Maya Kagitani, Akira Izuma
Overseas Localization - Marvelous Inc.
  • Chief of Localization: Colin Wahlert
  • Localization Producers: Ruben Del Val, Jacek Kielak
  • Oversears Business Coordinators: Hiroyuki Motojima, Momo Takuya
North American Localization
  • Translation by: Rai Kamishiro
North American Localization - XSEED Games / Marvelous USA, Inc.
  • Production Assistant: Nathan Wall
  • Localization Associate: Alyssa Cooper-Whitley
  • Technical Lead: Liz Rita
  • Localization Editor: Robert Schiotis
  • Localization Leads: Ryan Graff, Jason Hayato Higa
  • Localization Producers: Leona Renee, Thomas Lipschultz
  • Assistant Localization Manager: John Wheeler
  • Assistant Product Manager: Junpei Doi
  • Vice President of Production: Kenji Hosoi
  • Social Media Coordinator: Alena Alambeigi
  • Creative Specialist: Billy Taing
  • Assistant Marketing Manager: Mai Okuno
  • Assistant Accounting Manager: Shiho Yamaguchi
  • Accounting Manager: Hisatake Nakashima
  • Executive Vice President: Ken Berry
  • President & CEO: Shinichi Suzuki
European Division - Marvelous Europe Limited
  • Production Director: Neil McKenna
  • Senior Product Manager: Jonathan Nevill
  • Community Manager: Scott Emsen
  • Product Manager: Jon Bond
  • Marketing Manager: Mark Whitling
  • Administrative Assistant: Samantha Hawkins[3]

Development[]

XSEED GamesWP announced on 11 April 2018 that they will localize the game in North America as Fate/EXTELLA: Link in Winter 2018.[4] [5]

Trailers[]

Wall Papers[]

Reception[]

Fate/EXTELLA LINK received "generally favorable" reviews on Metacritic getting a metascore of 79/100 on PC,[6] 75/100 on PS4,[7] and 74/100 on Nintendo Switch.[8]

References[]

  1. ↑ Nintendo Fate/EXTELLA LINK on Nintendo Fandom
  2. ↑ http://fateextellalink.com/welcome/
  3. ↑ https://www.mobygames.com/game/121903/fateextella-link/credits/windows/?autoplatform=true
  4. ↑ Gematsu: http://gematsu.com/2018/04/fate-extella-link-coming-west-winter
  5. ↑ Gematsu: http://www.xseedgames.com/2019/02/19/return-to-the-battle-for-the-future-fate-extella-link-launches-on-pc-and-consoles-on-march-19/
  6. ↑ Metascore for Fate/EXTELLA LINK on PC, Metacritic, Retrieved April 2, 2020
  7. ↑ Metascore for Fate/EXTELLA LINK on PS4, Metacritic, Retrieved April 2, 2020
  8. ↑ Metascore for Fate/EXTELLA LINK on Nintendo Switch, Metacritic, Retrieved April 2, 2020

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