Picking up where the story ended in Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star, Fate/EXTELLA LINK expands the roster of playable Servants with 10 legendary heroes added to the original selection of 16. These newly added Servants hail from other entries in the Fateseries and include the likes of Astolfo, Scàthach, and Francis Drake. The high-speed action gameplay of Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star returns with improved visuals and new battle mechanics in both single-player and an added multiplayer mode supporting 4-on-4 online battles.

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17 Reviews

7.64

Wccftech.com

8.00

Dave Aubrey—Mar 22, 2019

You can spend currency to level up characters, but the further you get in the story, the more you’ll need to spend to get other characters up to par with your main. Despite some minor gripes though, this feels like a high-quality hack and slash experience, with great characters, animations, combat, and a fun story. This is one of the better Warriors-style games out there, and it wasn’t even made by Omega Force.

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TechRaptor

7.00

Nicole Seraphita—Mar 19, 2019

Overall, Fate/Extella Link is a solid Musou that channels the best of the genre and coats it with a bucket of fresh Fate/ themed paint. The battles are exciting, and changes to them make things flow better and feel more satisfying overall. While That being said, it is a bit lacking in the story department, and it could stand to focus more on other characters rather than giving the entire plot to Charlemagne and the main villain.

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PS Lifestyle

8.50

Lucas White—Mar 20, 2019

Fate/Extella Link is proof that an idea can succeed over time, even if it doesn’t exactly catch on at first. It’s totally okay to jump in and have fun here with all the interesting characters, but it’s also a heck of a ride to try and take in all the context. While the first game is divisive, you can also check out Fate/Extra Last Encore on Netflix as an alternative, then get your feet wet with the first Extella, then really dive into Extella Link.

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