Fate/stay Night Réalta Nua Is Getting An Official PC Port

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After Fate/stay Night’s release on PC in 2004, an all-ages version titled Fate/stay night Réalta Nua was developed for the PlayStation 2. Réalta Nua included more CGs, voice actors from the anime, and other features as well.

 

Type-Moon have announced today that Fate/stay Night Réalta Nua will be getting a download PC release in the future. The PC port will not feature any new routes, but at the same time it won’t be the exact same as the PlayStation 2 version either. Type-Moon don’t go into specifics in their announcement.

 

Further details, they say, will be announced at a later date.


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