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Fate/Samurai Remnant

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Fate/Samurai Remnant
Item: Fate/Samurai Remnant
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2023

GenresAdventure, Action, RPG, Anime and JRPG, Single Player

AvailableSep 28, 2023

PlatformNintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC

DeveloperOmega Force

Overview

Throughout the Fate franchise, pairs of masters and heroic spirits —also known as servants— have been fighting across history in a series of Holy Grail Wars, with the winning duo receiving an ancient artifact that grants wishes. Fate/Samurai Remnant continues the series’ epic Holy Grail War in the fourth year of the Keian Era, Edo Period Japan. It has been several decades since the end of a turbulent, blood-soaked era, and while the people are finally enjoying peace and tranquility, a battle between seven pairs of masters and servants is about to begin as the “Waxing Moon Ritual” unfolds in the shadows. This is where the game’s hero, Miyamoto Iori, a young man in Asakusa, finds himself caught in the violence alongside his servant Saber, as they fight to be the last pair remaining in order to receive the granter of wishes, the “Waxing Moon Vessel”.

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Praised for its immersive historical narrative, character depth, and fresh take on Fate lore, but plagued by uneven pacing, clunky exposition, and rushed endings—yet still hailed as a standout entry in the series.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

91%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The majority of critics praised Fate/Samurai Remnant for its compelling narrative, rich world-building, and accessibility for newcomers. Reviewers like Checkpoint Gaming highlighted the game’s deep, multi-generational story and high-stakes battles, calling it a strong entry point for those unfamiliar with the Fate series. Destructoid and GamingTrend commended the historical setting—17th-century Japan during the Keian Uprising—and its unique take on the Holy Grail War, while Digital Chumps and Impulsegamer emphasized the dynamic relationship between protagonist Iori and his servant Saber as a narrative highlight. The story’s ability to blend historical elements with Fate’s signature themes of destiny and sacrifice was frequently noted, with IGN Italia comparing it to an anime season and RPG Site calling it one of the freshest entries in the franchise. Many critics, including GameSpew and PlayStation Universe, lauded its engaging character development, intricate twists, and emotional depth, which resonated across both veteran fans and newcomers. However, several reviewers pointed to pacing issues and narrative shortcomings. KeenGamer criticized the story’s slow start and occasional filler content, while Gamereactor UK found the dialogue-heavy approach less engaging despite its potential. Nintendo Life noted that excessive exposition and uneven pacing detracted from the experience, and ZTGD felt the final chapters rushed character interactions. PlaySense and GameGrin also mentioned the story’s deliberate pace, which some found tedious, though others like Noisy Pixel appreciated its immersive, novel-like progression. Additionally, Tech-Gaming and RPG Fan acknowledged the complexity of the plot but noted that certain elements, such as the Waxing Moon Ritual’s mechanics or Rogue Servant lore, could feel overwhelming without prior Fate knowledge. These critiques suggest that while the narrative is ambitious, its execution occasionally struggles to balance depth with accessibility. Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with most agreeing that Fate/Samurai Remnant delivers a standout story within the Fate universe. Nintenderos called it one of the best stories of the year, while Siliconera and XGN praised its blend of historical setting, character growth, and fan-service twists. Even reviewers who noted flaws, like KeenGamer and Gamereactor UK, acknowledged the game’s strengths in world-building and emotional engagement. The narrative’s ability to introduce new players to Fate’s lore while offering depth for veterans was a recurring theme, as highlighted by INVEN and Push Square. While not without its imperfections, the story’s ambition, character-driven focus, and thematic richness solidified its reputation as a memorable entry in the series, earning it widespread acclaim across platforms and audiences.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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Fate/Samurai Remnant's dynamic Musou combat blends fast-paced action with strategic depth and customization, but repetitive mechanics, clunky pacing, and control flaws dilute its impact, offering a compelling yet flawed experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

41%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

59%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Fate/Samurai Remnant is widely praised for its dynamic and engaging combat system, which blends Musou-style action with strategic depth. Critics like Checkpoint Gaming and Destructoid highlight the fast-paced, satisfying combat that allows players to juggle multiple enemies and utilize diverse abilities, while Impulsegamer and IGN Italia commend the customization options and varied combat styles. The integration of unique mechanics such as Leylines, Affinity Techniques, and stances adds layers of strategy, with SpazioGames noting the "strategic elements" and Noisy Pixel praising the "rewarding and varied gameplay loop." Additionally, the synergy between Iori and his Servants, as emphasized by Digital Chumps and The Games Machine, creates a compelling mix of action and RPG elements. The game’s ability to evolve with unlocked mechanics, as observed by Digital Chumps and GamingTrend, further enhances its appeal, offering a sense of progression that keeps players engaged. However, several critics point out significant drawbacks, particularly around repetition and pacing issues. GameSpew and RPGamer criticize the combat as "repetitive" and "tedious," with KeenGamer describing the system as "messy" and "unfun." The reliance on Musou-style mechanics, while familiar, is seen as lacking originality by RPGamer and XGN, who note that the gameplay can feel "serviceable" rather than innovative. Issues like imprecise dodging (PlaySense), camera problems (COGconnected), and drawn-out boss encounters (ZTGD) further detract from the experience. Additionally, some reviewers, such as Hey Poor Player and Hardcore Gamer, argue that the game’s focus on large enemy hordes over strategic depth undermines its potential, while GameGrin mentions the complexity of systems like item management and "a lot to learn" could overwhelm players. Overall, the critical reception leans toward a balanced but mixed assessment. While most agree that Fate/Samurai Remnant delivers a robust combat system with creative mechanics and RPG elements—celebrated by Digital Chumps, Impulsegamer, and IGN Italia—the repetition and pacing issues are recurring complaints. Critics like GamingTrend and XGN acknowledge the game’s potential but note that its execution falls short in areas like boss design and enemy variety. Despite these flaws, the game’s blend of Musou-style action, strategic depth, and narrative integration creates a compelling experience for fans of the genre, even if it doesn’t fully overcome its repetitive tendencies. The consensus suggests it’s a solid entry with room for improvement, particularly in refining its mechanics and pacing.

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Graphics and Visual Design

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Vibrant anime visuals, immersive Edo Japan setting, and dynamic combat win praise, but technical flaws, repetitive maps, dated 3D art, and Switch performance issues drag down an otherwise stylish, historically inspired experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

37%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

60%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The graphics and visual design of Fate/Samurai Remnant are widely praised for their vibrant anime aesthetic, immersive Edo Japan setting, and attention to period authenticity. Critics like Checkpoint Gaming and Destructoid highlight the game’s "gorgeous backdrop of Edo Japan" and "authentic period locations," emphasizing how the stylized visuals create a vivid, exploratory experience. Impulsegamer and TheSixthAxis commend the unique blend of anime art style with historical detail, noting that the environments feel alive and immersive, while Digital Chumps and GamingTrend appreciate the smooth, flashy combat sequences and expressive character designs. The game’s hand-drawn cutscenes and dynamic action scenes also stand out, as noted by PlayStation Universe and RPG Site, which praise the "flawless animation" and distinct visual identities of locations. These elements collectively create a strong sense of atmosphere that aligns with the Fate series’ signature style. However, several critics point to technical limitations and repetitive design choices that detract from the experience. GameSpew and PlaySense criticize "shoddy textures" and "mediocre" visuals, while INVEN and KeenGamer note that the PS5 version, though smoother, still lacks depth in environments, with some areas feeling monotonous or underdeveloped. RPGamer and SpazioGames mention repetitive enemy designs and limited exploration due to "musou-style maps," while XGN and ZTGD highlight pixelation issues and dated 3D visuals compared to the game’s 2D artwork. Performance problems are also a concern, particularly on the Nintendo Switch, where Nintenderos and Nintendo Life note graphical downgrades, frame drops, and rendering issues that undermine the visual fidelity. These criticisms suggest that while the art style is compelling, technical execution and variety in design fall short of expectations. Overall, critics agree that Fate/Samurai Remnant excels as a visually engaging, anime-inspired experience rooted in Edo Japan, but its technical shortcomings and repetitive elements temper its impact. The game’s artistic direction—celebrated by IGN France and COGconnected for its "stunning recreation of Edo" and "distinct character designs"—is often overshadowed by performance issues on lower-end platforms and a lack of environmental diversity. While Digital Chumps and GamingTrend acknowledge the trade-offs between style and technical polish, many feel the game’s charm lies in its ability to blend historical aesthetics with dynamic combat, even if it doesn’t push graphical boundaries. The consensus is that Fate/Samurai Remnant is visually appealing and immersive for fans of the genre, but its execution leaves room for improvement, particularly in optimization and environmental variety.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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Critics praise Fate/Samurai Remnant’s sound design as immersive, era-defining, and emotionally resonant, blending Japanese and Western instruments for a dynamic, atmospheric experience—though some call the music forgettable and note localization gaps.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

68%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

32%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The Sound Design and Music of Fate/Samurai Remnant received widespread praise for their immersive qualities and atmospheric contributions. Critics like Destructoid highlighted the "calm soundtrack featuring wood instruments and a Japanese flair," which enhances the game’s sense of place, while XGN noted the effective blend of Japanese and Western instruments that immerses players in the Edo-era setting. TheSixthAxis commended the music for perfectly matching the era with "exciting, pulse-pounding anime action beats" and emotionally resonant quieter moments. RPGamer praised the "strong musical score" with "catchy tunes and emotional tracks," and Noisy Pixel described the soundtrack as "emotionally resonant." Additionally, Impulsegamer emphasized how sound effects and music dynamically adapt to gameplay, particularly during key story moments, while COGconnected highlighted battle themes that energize and melancholic tracks that resonate deeply. These elements collectively create a cohesive audio experience that enriches the game’s narrative and world-building. However, some critics pointed out limitations in the soundtrack’s memorability and accessibility. PlayStation Universe criticized the "unremarkable" music with "no catchy tunes," while KeenGamer noted the music "lacks memorability" despite its setting-appropriate tone. PlaySense described the sound design as "decent but not exceptional," and COGconnected mentioned that voice acting is only available in Japanese, which could alienate non-Japanese speakers during intense combat scenes. Digital Chumps also noted the challenge of reading subtitles during fast-paced action, a minor but notable drawback. While these critiques are relatively few compared to the positives, they highlight areas where the audio design could have been more impactful or inclusive. Overall, the consensus among critics is that Fate/Samurai Remnant excels in its sound design and music, with most praising their ability to enhance immersion and storytelling. RPG Fan called the soundtrack "solid overall," noting standout boss themes and traditional instruments, while IGN France lauded the "sublime" opening and soundtrack. Even critics who pointed out minor flaws, like Nintenderos, acknowledged the "great soundtrack" and excellent Japanese voice acting. The combination of era-specific instrumentation, dynamic musical shifts, and strong vocal performances created a cohesive audio identity that aligns with the game’s anime-inspired aesthetic. While some noted room for improvement in catchiness or localization, the overwhelming sentiment is that the sound design and music are integral to the game’s success, offering a memorable and atmospheric experience.

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Voice Acting

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Japanese voice acting in Fate/Samurai Remnant is hailed as exceptional, immersive, and a narrative standout, with critics praising its emotional depth and synchronization—despite lacking English dubs. While some call the language barrier an accessibility hurdle, many argue subtitles save the experience, leaving the vocal work as a major strength that elevates the game’s storytelling.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

61%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

39%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Fate/Samurai Remnant is widely praised for its quality and immersive qualities, with multiple critics highlighting its excellence despite being entirely in Japanese. Checkpoint Gaming notes that the voice acting is "generally very good," while KeenGamer describes it as "superb," emphasizing how it enhances narrative engagement and character interactions. Digital Chumps and Vandal both commend the Japanese voice acting for deepening immersion, with Vandal calling it a "highlight of the sound design." RPGamer and The Mako Reactor also praise the performances, noting that they contribute positively to the game’s storytelling. Additionally, SpazioGames and XGN appreciate the synchronization between voice lines and animations, further enriching the experience. These reviews collectively underscore the technical and emotional depth of the vocal work, which many see as a strong asset to the game. However, several critics point out the lack of English voice acting as a potential drawback for some players. GameSpew explicitly states that "no English voice acting may be annoying for some," while PlayStation Universe notes that the Japanese audio "can become annoying for players who do not understand the language during combat." COGconnected and PlaySense acknowledge this limitation, suggesting it could hinder accessibility for non-Japanese speakers. Despite these concerns, others like PlaySense and RPGamer argue that subtitles mitigate the issue, implying that the voice acting’s quality compensates for the language barrier. This divide reflects a tension between appreciation for the vocal work and practical considerations for broader audiences. Overall, the consensus among critics is overwhelmingly positive, with most praising the Japanese voice acting as a standout feature of Fate/Samurai Remnant. While some acknowledge the accessibility challenge posed by the lack of English dubbing, the majority view the vocal performances as exceptional, contributing significantly to the game’s atmosphere and storytelling. Critics like KeenGamer, Vandal, and RPGamer emphasize that the voice acting elevates the experience, even if it requires players to engage with subtitles. The mixed reactions around language accessibility highlight a nuanced perspective, but the prevailing sentiment is that the voice work is a major strength, aligning with the game’s broader acclaim for its narrative and design elements.

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Technical Performance

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Fate/Samurai Remnant shines on PS5 and PC with seamless performance but stumbles on Switch, where frame drops, lag, and technical hiccups undermine its potential—proving tech matters more than portability.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

35%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

46%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

19%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Fate/Samurai Remnant across platforms shows a generally positive reception, particularly on PlayStation 5 (PS5) and PC, though with notable variations. On PS5, multiple critics praised its stability and smoothness: Destructoid noted "a solid 60 FPS with no dips," while KeenGamer called it "flawless" with "no bugs or performance issues." Impulsegamer highlighted the absence of tearing or stuttering, and GamingTrend commended quick load times and stable frame rates. On PC, But Why Tho? reported "flawless" performance with consistent high framerates, and IGN France noted stability on both PC and Steam Deck, though with minor framerate variations. These platforms received widespread acclaim for their technical execution, with only a few isolated issues mentioned. However, the game faced significant technical challenges on certain platforms, particularly the Nintendo Switch. Critics like Gamezebo and Nintendo Life highlighted "serious performance issues," including frame drops in populated areas and long loading times that detracted from gameplay. Pure Nintendo and Starbit also noted stuttering and disrupted rhythm due to intermittent performance problems. On PC, COGconnected criticized camera issues during combat, while Tech-Gaming and ZTGD reported struggles on lower-end hardware, with ZTGD calling the Steam Deck version "basically unplayable." Even on PS5, some critics like GamingTrend pointed out frequent loading screens and PlaySense noted graphical sacrifices to maintain 60fps. These negatives underscore platform-specific limitations that impacted the experience for some players. Overall, the consensus among critics is that Fate/Samurai Remnant performs best on PS5 and PC, with most reviewers acknowledging its technical strengths despite minor flaws. The PS5 version received near-universal praise for stability and smoothness, while PC saw mixed results depending on hardware capabilities. The Nintendo Switch, however, faced widespread criticism for performance issues that overshadowed its potential. While some critics like INVEN and The Mako Reactor highlighted the Switch’s shortcomings, others like Nintenderos claimed it ran "smoothly," indicating a split in experiences. Ultimately, the game’s technical quality appears to be platform-dependent, with PS5 and PC offering more reliable experiences than the Switch, which struggled to meet expectations despite its portability appeal.

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Replay Value

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Fate/Samurai Remnant delivers massive replayability via NG+ modes, branching narratives, 100+ hours of content, and multiple endings, but repetitive combat and shallow RPG elements may deter some—still, its structured incentives and depth justify revisits for fans.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

43%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

57%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The majority of reviewers highlight strong positive aspects of Fate/Samurai Remnant’s replay value, emphasizing its extensive content and structured incentives for multiple playthroughs. Critics like Checkpoint Gaming note 40 hours of gameplay in a single run with additional story elements in a second playthrough, while Everyeye.it and GamingTrend praise the game’s potential for over 100 hours of total engagement through side missions, multiple endings, and New Game Plus (NG+) modes. Digital Chumps and Noisy Pixel specifically commend NG+ as a key feature, offering harder difficulty, new side quests, and altered endings that encourage players to revisit the game. Additionally, GameSpew, PlaySense, and RPGamer highlight branching narratives and varied outcomes, such as multiple endings and tactical mini-games, which add depth for fans of the franchise. The inclusion of optional missions, upgrades, and character-specific content further enhances the sense of exploration and discovery. However, some critics point to notable drawbacks that could limit replayability. Gamers Heroes and RPGamer both note that combat mechanics can become repetitive, potentially deterring players from fully engaging with multiple playthroughs despite the game’s structured incentives. Gamereactor UK criticizes the reliance on action over role-playing elements, suggesting this might reduce appeal for fans seeking deeper narrative or strategic layers. Worth Playing also mentions that the main story and a few side quests form the bulk of content, with limited additional activities beyond that. While COGconnected and God is a Geek praise exploration-driven side activities, others like GameCrate and Siliconera hint at potential for DLC or future expansions rather than immediate replay value. These critiques suggest that while the game’s structure supports replayability, its core mechanics may not fully satisfy all players. Overall, the consensus among critics is largely positive, with most acknowledging Fate/Samurai Remnant as a substantial experience that rewards dedicated players through NG+ modes, multiple endings, and extensive side content. Reviewers like IGN Italia and Nintenderos emphasize the game’s accessibility for both newcomers and fans, while Tech-Gaming and XGN highlight its appeal to Type-Moon enthusiasts. Despite some reservations about combat repetition and narrative depth, the majority of critics agree that the game offers enough variety and progression systems—such as character upgrades and branching paths—to justify multiple playthroughs. The balance between content quantity and quality seems to align with expectations for a Fate title, making it a strong contender for those seeking a lengthy, customizable adventure.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

80%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

20%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall sentiment toward Fate/Samurai Remnant is overwhelmingly positive, with critics praising its narrative depth, character development, and blend of action-RPG mechanics. Many highlight it as a strong entry for both newcomers and longtime fans of the Fate series. Checkpoint Gaming notes that it “satisfies musuo-style combat aficionados and tactical strategy players,” while Destructoid calls it “a captivating experience from start to finish.” Digital Chumps emphasizes its “enjoyable narrative and combat,” and IGN Italia describes it as a “satisfying addition” to the franchise. The game’s unique fusion of historical themes with the Holy Grail War concept, along with its engaging characters and immersive world-building, is frequently lauded. Critics like GameSpew and INVEN commend its accessibility for newcomers while still offering depth for veterans, and TheSixthAxis even hails it as “a new high point for the entire franchise.” Despite these praises, several critics point to notable flaws that temper the experience. Pacing issues, repetitive gameplay mechanics, and lengthy dialogues are recurring criticisms. Hardcore Gamer notes that “pacing issues and repetition hold it back from reaching true greatness,” while RPGamer mentions “gameplay shortcomings and repetitiveness” limiting its appeal. SpazioGames criticizes the “limitations of the musou system,” and Gamereactor UK points to “long dialogues and technical issues.” The Nintendo Switch port faces particular scrutiny, with Gamezebo calling it a “significant detractor” from the experience, and Pure Nintendo acknowledging “performance issues” despite its strengths. Additionally, some critics, like IGN France, note that the dense narrative can slow down progression, and Multiplayer.it criticizes “empty exploration.” These drawbacks, while not universally damning, are seen as hurdles for players seeking a more streamlined experience. The consensus among critics is that Fate/Samurai Remnant is a worthwhile addition to the Fate series and a solid action-RPG overall, despite its imperfections. Most recommend it to fans of the franchise and those who enjoy narrative-driven gameplay, with many emphasizing its accessibility and engaging content. The Mako Reactor calls it “one of Omega Force’s best games in recent years,” while The Games Machine praises its “superb” game design and “highly enjoyable” experience. Even critics like GameGrin, who found minimal negatives, acknowledge its strengths in characters and gameplay. While the game isn’t without flaws—particularly in pacing and technical execution—it is widely viewed as a successful evolution of the Musou formula and a compelling entry for both existing fans and newcomers. The balance of praise for its story, combat, and accessibility outweighs the criticisms, making it a standout title in the series.

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Fate/Samurai Remnant dazzles with immersive storytelling, dynamic combat, and accessible depth—yet falters under pacing issues and repetitive mechanics. A bold evolution of the Musou formula, it’s a must-play for fans and newcomers despite technical hiccups.

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Reviews

81 reviews found

100

Digitally Downloaded

PlayStation 5

Sep 28, 2023

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The reviewer highly recommends Fate/Samurai Remnant, stating that it reinvigorated their love for the Fate series.

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TheSixthAxis

PlayStation 5

Sep 28, 2023

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The reviewer praises Fate/Samurai Remnant as a new high point for the entire franchise. They mention that the game offers a consistent, narrative-first experience that constantly keeps things fresh and engaging. The reviewer expresses a strong desire for more games like this.

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But Why Tho?

Sep 28, 2023

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Fate/Samurai Remnant is an incredibly impressive game with lots to offer both Fate and Musou fans. It has a compelling narrative, fun gameplay, great lore, and more. Despite its drawbacks, it is highly satisfying.

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Nintenderos

Nintendo Switch

Sep 28, 2023

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Fate/Samurai Remnant is a surprising game with an outstanding narrative and frenetic gameplay. It is one of the most interesting role-playing games of the year, designed for fans of the franchise but also accessible to all players.

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XGN

PlayStation 5

Nov 20, 2023

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Fate/Samurai Remnant appeals to both fans of the Fate franchise and newcomers, offering a well-crafted RPG experience with engaging gameplay and a rich story.

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The Games Machine

PlayStation 5

Sep 28, 2023

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Fate/Samurai Remnant is a focused, well-written, and structured video game that offers a lengthy and engaging main campaign, along with a mature storyline and a comprehensive lore. The game design is superb, and the overall experience is highly enjoyable.

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The Mako Reactor

PlayStation 5

Sep 30, 2023

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The reviewer highly recommends Fate/Samurai Remnant, considering it one of Omega Force's best games in recent years.

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Noisy Pixel

PlayStation 5

Sep 28, 2023

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Fate/Samurai Remnant is a fresh addition to the Fate franchise, offering a unique take on the Holy Grail War formula with a compelling narrative, satisfying combat, and engaging gameplay. It is worth exploring for both newcomers and longtime fans.

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GamingTrend

PlayStation 5

Sep 28, 2023

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Fate/Samurai Remnant is a worthwhile addition to the Fate series, with a unique blend of combat and historical backdrop. Fans of the franchise will enjoy the narrative-rich dialogue and colorful cast of characters, while those looking for action might find it slow-paced.

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RPG Fan

Sep 28, 2023

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Fate/Samurai Remnant is a new and exciting action RPG with a great story, endearing characters, and intriguing mechanics. It has minor issues with pacing and battles with large enemies, but overall, it's a rewarding experience.

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