Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star

If you are looking for a fun mindless jaunt to kick off the New Year, look no further.

3012d ago

Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star is a capable Dynasty Warriors clone.

3012d ago

Fate Extella is undoubtedly one of the smoothest playing Warriors-style games to date.

3012d ago

The more you know about Fate, the more you’ll enjoy this game.

3012d ago

Fate/Extella does a good job of representing the Fate series.

3012d ago

Fate/Extella: The Umbra Star is a perfectly ordinary Dynasty Warriors clone that's been slightly elevated by its license.

3019d ago

One can’t help but feel that series fans who devour everything connected to this series will love this.

3012d ago

A rock solid hack and slasher, Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star offers non-stop, totally over-the-top action.

3012d ago

Fate/Extella is a solidly-built Warriors-style brawler with a unique sense of speed and a sweet, engaging story.

3012d ago

It sports a serviceable but unremarkable combat engine, along with a story that felt just as disposable as one of the tens of thousands of enemies I left in my wake.

3012d ago

Not awful but far from good.

3012d ago

Overall Fate/Extella is a decent game.

3012d ago

This may well be a tough sell for those who aren’t into niche Japanese titles.

3012d ago

Fate/Extella will be a hard sell for most fans of the franchise.

3012d ago

For as much as I enjoyed Fate/Extella, I must admit that there simply isn't enough to keep most people interested in it.

3012d ago

It may have the Fate name in its title, but it doesn't present itself like a Fate title.

3012d ago

There is not much that differentiates Fate/Extella’s gameplay from its predecessors.

3012d ago

Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star is not an easy title to recommend.

3012d ago

You’re missing absolutely nothing.

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