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Fate/EXTELLA LINK

8 years ago

Fate/EXTELLA LINK is an action game developed by Marvelous 1st Studio in the Fate/EXTRA cosmos. It continues the story of The Umbral Star and features large real-time battles with 26 playable Servants, including the newly added Charlemagne. Besides the campaign, selected platforms get four-vs-four online battles.

Developer
Marvelous First Studio
Publisher
XSEED Games, Marvelous USA, Inc., Marvelous Europe
Genre
Action, Hack and Slash, RPG
Game modes
Multiplayer, Online-PvP, Singleplayer
Game series
Fate, Fate/EXTELLA
Also known as
Fate Extella Link, Fate/Extella Link
Steam user reviews
93 % positive · 4,752 reviews
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What is Fate/EXTELLA LINK?

Fate/EXTELLA LINK is a fast-paced action game by Marvelous 1st Studio set in the Fate/EXTRA universe. Instead of turn-based duels, the focus is on large battlefields where a controllable Servant fights numerous enemies, secures objectives and uses special attacks.

The game tells a new story following Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star. In total, 26 Servants are playable, including ten newcomers. Charlemagne is one of the central new characters.

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Release

8 years ago

The first release took place in Japan on June 7, 2018 for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita. A native Nintendo Switch version followed there on January 31, 2019.

On March 19, 2019, the Windows version launched worldwide via Steam, along with the console versions in North America. In Europe, the PS4, PS Vita and Switch versions followed on March 22, 2019. Marvelous also released standalone iOS and Android apps in Japan on July 22, 2020.

  1. PS4, PS Vita (Japan)

    Japanese first release

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  2. Switch (Japan)

    Japanese Nintendo Switch version

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  3. PC weltweit; PS4, PS Vita, Switch (Nordamerika)

    Steam PC launch and US console versions

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  4. PS4, PS Vita, Switch (Europa)

    European release on three consoles

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  5. iOS, Android (Japan)

    Native mobile versions via Japanese app stores

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Platforms

Fate/EXTELLA LINK was released natively for Windows PC, PlayStation 4, PS Vita, Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android. The mobile versions launched in Japan in 2020 as standalone apps.

A Switch version playable via compatibility is not a separate native Switch 2 version. For PS5 and Xbox Series, no dedicated native release is confirmed either.

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Gameplay

The Servants fight in large arenas against opposing forces. Fast attack combos, individual special abilities and securing mission objectives shape the flow.

Compared with its predecessor, Marvelous has reworked animations and battle techniques. Supporting Servants can together trigger powerful Chain Phantasm attacks.

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Official screenshot showing a battle scene from Fate/EXTELLA LINK.
· Marvelous USA Image source

Trailer

DLCs and expansions

Several costume packs were released for Fate/EXTELLA LINK, and Young Altera is an additional playable character. The bonuses differ between platforms.

Digital Deluxe and Fleeting Glory are editions with bundled extras or collectibles, not standalone new games or additional native platform versions.

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System requirements

Steam lists at least an Intel Core i5-760, 4 GB RAM, an Nvidia GTX 750, DirectX 11 and 14 GB of free storage. Recommended are a Core i5-4460, 6 GB RAM and a GTX 960.

The original minimum specs list older Windows versions. However, the Steam client now only supports newer Windows versions.

The details apply to Windows-PC.

Minimum

CPU
Intel Core i5-760
RAM
4 GB
Graphics
GeForce GTX 750
Speicher
14 GB

Recommended

CPU
Intel Core i5-4460
RAM
6 GB
Graphics
GeForce GTX 960

Editorial details

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26 playable Servants

Ten new playable Servants join the 16-member character roster of the predecessor. Alongside Charlemagne, Astolfo, Scáthach and Francis Drake are part of the expanded selection.

The characters have different battle techniques and special attacks. Switching Servants changes how individual battles play out.

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Official Fate/EXTELLA LINK gameplay scene featuring Francis Drake.
· Marvelous USA Image source

Base camp in a floating cathedral

Between missions, players can visit a medieval cathedral that serves as a freely accessible base camp. There, they can talk with Servants and build relationships.

Side quests give additional insight into the characters. The base camp connects the frantic battles with calm encounters within the story.

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Online battles and differences between platforms

On PC, PS4 and Nintendo Switch, online battles are played with two teams of four players each. According to Nintendo, the Switch version also supports local multiplayer matches.

The PS Vita version has no online mode. The features of the Japanese mobile versions should not be equated with those of the console games without separate evidence.

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Language and mobile releases

The German Nintendo site lists Japanese, English, Korean and Chinese for the Switch version. German on-screen text is not offered there. Other platform versions may have different language options.

Marvelous released native iOS and Android apps in Japan on July 22, 2020. This does not guarantee current availability in every regional app store.

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Story in SE.RA.PH

Fate/EXTELLA LINK continues the story of The Umbral Star. In the virtual moon kingdom SE.RA.PH, familiar Servants must face a new threat.

Knight Charlemagne is at the center of the new events. The story belongs to the Fate/EXTRA branch and brings established characters together with newcomers.

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Similar games

More from Marvelous First Studio

Game series

LINK continues Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star within the Fate/EXTRA universe. Both titles feature Servants from various Fate works, but as games they rely on dynamic real-time battles.

Developer is Marvelous 1st Studio, under series supervision by Kinoko Nasu. In North America, XSEED Games acted as publisher, and in Europe Marvelous Europe.

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