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Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star

Released: 1/17/2017

The famous Fate series now strikes a path to a new stage with the newest title, Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star. Many fan-favorite characters, including the ancient Heroic Spirits (Servants) summoned by the Holy Grail, make their appearances, with the series being reborn as a high-speed combat-oriented title in which players face off against the enemy and their army in exciting large-scale action scenes. Players can also take some time to enjoy the deep storyline the Fate series is known for.

The famous Fate series now strikes a path to a new stage with the newest title, Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star. Many fan-favorite characters, including the ancient Heroic Spirits (Servants) summoned by the Holy Grail, make their appearances, with the series being reborn as a high-speed combat-oriented title in which players face off against the enemy and their army in exciting large-scale action scenes. Players can also take some time to enjoy the deep storyline the Fate series is known for.

The famous Fate series now strikes a path to a new stage with the newest title, Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star. Many fan-favorite characters, including the ancient Heroic Spirits (Servants) summoned by the Holy Grail, make their appearances, with the series being reborn as a high-speed combat-oriented title in which players face off against the enemy and their army in exciting large-scale action scenes. Players can also take some time to enjoy the deep storyline the Fate series is known for.

Critics
67
Metacritic
70

Score Breakdown

67.4

Critic Average

67 reviews

N/A

Steam User Score

Less than 50 reviews

70

Metacritic User Score

60 reviews

Disparity Breakdown

Steam Disparity
N/A
Metacritic Disparity
-2.6
Combined Disparity
-2.6

Average of both sources

Review Timing

2 early (3%)41 launch window (61%)24 late (36%)

Review summary

Updated Jun 4, 2019

Based on 67 scored critic reviews, critics give this game an average score of 67.4/100. Critics score this game 2.6 points lower than Metacritic users.

How these comparisons are calculated
Sources behind this summary(5 recent of 67)+
  1. Sandy WilsonviaCubed3
    Jun 4, 2019·Late review
    40/100View review
    Metacritic 70/100 · -30.0 pts
  2. Thomas HughesviaGameGrin
    Nov 21, 2017·Late review
    65/100View review
    Metacritic 70/100 · -5.0 pts
  3. Cody MedellinviaWorth Playing
    Sep 28, 2017·Late review
    80/100View review
    Metacritic 70/100 · +10.0 pts
  4. Miguel ReyesviaAtomix
    Aug 27, 2017·Late review
    74/100View review
    Metacritic 70/100 · +4.0 pts
  5. James SweetingviaThumbsticks
    Aug 22, 2017·Late review
    60/100View review
    Metacritic 70/100 · -10.0 pts