Fate/Grand Order Will Be Released This Month

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Fate/Grand Order will be released sometime in late July in Japan, a new commercial for the game reveals. The upcoming smartphone RPG features a number of new Servants that we’ve touched upon in the past, and we now have brief story details on the game, too.

 

Fate/Grand Order will consist of seven chapters. The story takes place over seven eras of history, and each Servant featured in the game will have their own scenario. As previously reported, the story has been supervised by Type-Moon’s Kinoko Nasu, with Takashi Takeuchi in charge of art direction and supervising the contributing artists.

 

We’ll have more news on Fate/Grand Order in the future.


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