FATE: Reawakened Steam Charts & Stats

Edited review; Still a little sad to see pets can't utilize fountains/orbs or bring up their own inventory when selling to vendors. Mentioning shift + click in the controls menu for pet commands might be helpful. Game still has a lot of flaws but I look forward to new patches hopefully.

I am a huge fan of the original, and this re-imagining of FATE captures all of the fun and charm of the original along with useful new items and monsters.

plays and looks like shovelware. I absolutely adore the series and grew up playing it, but this is the worst way I've ever played any of the titles.

As a collection of all the old games under one title, it does a fine job of just copying and pasting the old games. However, it's a really poor 'remaster' as I can't see any effort put in to enhance the original game-play/experience of the originals. In fact, they barely even put in the effort to update the graphics. I preferred the original game's graphics since they at least seemed to not cause unnecessary stuttering. Comparing this to the quality of other remasters I've seen, it's poor. You're essentially just paying for a game launcher that allows you to launch and play all of the old games from one place.

This is such a nostalgia trip for me! I remember playing FATE when I was a kid and I'm so happy to revisit it after so long.

I recall playing the original fate game in the early 2000s as a kid and for the longest time I just could not remember what this game was! I was so excited when I saw the reawakened version because it scratched such a specific itch that I didn't realize I had. It still has the same vibes from back then and the updates/changes do not bother me at all despite some peoples complaints. I love that I can transfer my character to the next game whenever I want so I don't have to start over from scratch if I don't want to. Overall, still a great casual dungeon crawler that I would suggest to anyone that is interested in giving it a shot!

What this game needs is the ability to change key binds, no stamina depletion from running (because why? pointless mechanic solely used to waste time), and a fulls screen map button. Just those three lacks of QoL makes it as annoying as the original. Simply not modernized enough to be worth it unless you're just playing for nostalgia, but then why not just play the original? There sincerely isn't enough changes to make it modern for this to be worth as much as it is.

Basically the same as the previous series all 4 in 1 game with updated graphics. Only problem is how slow the character attacking animation is. The close game instead of save and exit exploit to retry still here if your enchants are really bad and can just close/open game over and over again to actually hit enchants you want or if nothing happens multiple times can reset and try again til you hit the stats you want long as you got gold. The classic og dungeon game to me and for nostalgia.

Fate Reawakened +Playable with gamepad(not sure if the originals were) +Playable at '4k' +Performance is good at a locked 120 FPS(for my system, specs at the bottom) -Too many missing QoL features -No identify/portal book stacking or auto-storing scrolls -Crashed four times so far -Ranged(and sometimes briefly others) enemies constantly running out of melee range -Fishing often takes way too long(sometimes even around a minute) -Placing/positioning items in inventory needs a lot of precision resulting in many failed attempts(no 'snapping' function) -Replacing items(the position) in inventory doesn't work at all -Game generally didn't age well, especially without heavy QoL work -Pet/minion pathfinding is really bad with them regularly getting stuck and not doing anything -No game mechanics are explained anywhere it seems(not even race bonuses at character creation) -No list of all active stat bonuses -Levels are all incredibly basic/empty and use rectangular/square layouts every time -No possibility to view entire level map, only parts of it at a time -I've had my pet's entire inventory wiped several times now(not because of selling, but from entering portals it seems) -New textures seem AI-generated/upscaled -'Body type' in character creation - this needs to stop Played as melee character first which was frustrating as enemies often run away(and getting 'knockback' stat on a piece of gear makes it even worse, requiring constant repositioning). After 'finishing' the game that way, I played as a summoner but that was even more frustrating, due to summoned minions getting stuck constantly(as mentioned above). All in all no, I don't recommend this(maybe at 75% or higher off in it's current state for pure nostalgia) - it still needs some heavy QoL work. Too much is missing/broken. Specs for any interested: 4080 SUPER i9-10900K 64GB RAM Windows 10 64-bit

I've played both versions of Fate and I believe this remaster is absolutely fine. There is a lot of quality of life improvements and do I believe the game is easier now because of it. THe Rng dropp rates I believe are better at the higher difficulties, but the game was a lot harder in the originals. The easy mode in the originals were also wayy easier, but because the drop rates are soo good now on the remaster on hardcore and legendary, it now feels easier playing the game on a harder difficulty.. I love the locking item feature so you don't accidently sell something and I love the alternate way of picking spells. It's easier for me accessing spells with a q and it brings up the wheel compared to always hitting the function keys. I highly recommend the remaster if you wanted to play Fate, but the game looked dated before. It's definitely in a playable state now and there a few bugs, where the bosses just get lost and attack your summons instead of you, but honestly that's why I like it more now. The game could be very punishing in the original. I still haven't played the other Fates, as I rly only play the original for nostalgic sake, but I'm enjoying it and plan to play it everyday until I finally beat it.