Presented by TYPE-MOON, Fate/Grand Order is a rather complex-sounding visual narrative adventure centred on the Fate/Stay Night franchise. If you're not familiar with the franchise, you take on the role of 'Master' and have to summon and command powerful familiars known as 'Servants'.Where Grand Order is concerned, 2015 is the final era where sorcery exists. The Chaldea Security Organisation, a group which guarantees humanity's existence through the ages, finds out that humans are likely to go extinct in 2016. In response, agents must be sent back in time to deal with the space-time anomalies that could result in humanity's destruction.
The Fate series is one of the most popular franchises across video games and anime, and soon it will be releasing two huge new projects based on the Fate/Grand Order mobile game. There will be a new TV anime series based on the Babylonia plot line, and two new films based on the Camelot plot. Each of these were voted on by fans for anime adaptations, so there's a lot of buzz for these projects.
During AnimeJapan 2019 that is currently being hosted at the Tokyo Big Sight venue, Delightworks teased a brand new game.If you’re not familiar with Delightworks, it’s the developer behind the super-popular mobile game Fate/Grand Order, and this new game is in development at its recently-formed 4th Production Department.At the moment very little is known about the game besides the fact that it will be for iOS and Android and is being developed in Unreal Engine 4. Buy Cheap Fate/Grand Order Top Up from Mmocs.com gain a 3% discount by using the code “MMOCSVIP”.
Mechanics-wise, Fate/Grand Order is unexceptional because it is similar to a lot of other mobile games out there. In short, Servants can be summoned using an in-game currency, which of course, can be purchased using real world money at not particularly good exchange rates. After which, Servants can be leveled up and then used to take on a wide range of enemies. None of this is particularly innovative, though Fate/Grand Order has received some praise because its graphics are better than a lot of its counterparts.
In short, Fate/Grand Order sees its protagonist becoming a member of a secret organization called Chaldea, which has been tasked with investigating the oddities that it has observed in the timeline. It isn’t long before Chaldea comes under attack, which leaves the survivors cut off from all available assistance. As a result, the player must take up the mantle of the last surviving Master, summon a wider range of Servants than ever before, lead them in investigating the oddities in the timeline, correct the sources of those oddities, and then hunt down the ultimate culprit behind the attack on Chaldea.