Popular games for collection Fate/Grand Order
Fate/Grand Order is a turn-based role-playing game with some visual novel elements set in the Fate/ franchise, for iOS and Android.
Fate/Grand Order Waltz in the Moonlight/Lostroom is a rhythm-based mobile game based on Fate/Grand Order, released as part of the game's 5th year anniversary campaign.
Fate Grand Order: Epic of Remnant (FGO Project 1.5) is a continuation of Arc 1 in the form of four story chapters before the start of Part 2.
The final chapter of Cosmos in the Lostbelt.
The first half of Lostbelt 5.
An new, original arcade game based on the FGO experience. This gacha based, card game, action RPG combines hack and slash arcade gameplay with card game elements to bring you a 3v3 PVP arena fighter you or your wallet will never forget.
PlayStation VR game.
This is the prelude to Cosmos in the Lostbelt No.4. Headquarters has fallen eerily silent, now almost empty following an attack from the outside. Master is called urgently to the Control Room, and along with the single Servant who managed to escape harm, Rayshifts to determine the cause. They arrive in mid-seventeenth century Japan—the Edo Period. In the deepest reaches of Edo Castle, the epicenter of the issue, the silent abnormality still grows. The castle's Ooku, a realm detached from the rest of the world, has transformed into a bottomless labyrinth brimming with sinister mystery. The party roams the endless paths of the luxurious osuzurouka, the "corridor of bells," in search of an exit.
"After the Incineration of Humanity, an unprecedented quest for the Holy Grail begins..." As all living beings inevitably compete, history is replete with winners and losers. Our present is determined by history's victors...choices made correctly leading to the proper prosperity in due course. This is called Proper Human History. The incorrect choices and incorrect prosperities are history's losers. Dead-end human histories that were deemed unnecessary and interrupted...discarded even from Parallel World Theory... These are called Lostbelts.
The second half of Lostbelt 5.
The third out of 4 Ordeal Call chapters, focusing on the Mooncancer class.
Chapter 2.5 of Fate/Grand Order.
The second out of 4 Ordeal Call chapters, focusing on the Avenger class.
The first season of Fate/Grand Order. Fujimaru Ritsuka, the protagonist, becomes the only available Master that could save humanity from an extinction level event in the near future. They get sent to the past to fix the anomalies and piece together the clues to the reason why humanity is being targeted. Devised by Kinoko Nasu, the original writer of Fate/stay night, and co-written with Higashide Yuichirō and Sakurai Hikaru. There are nine episodes.
Shortly after Chaldea settles in at their new base, an assassin strikes, attempting to poison members of their group. In a desperate bid to save the lives of the assassin's would-be victims, Chaldea makes its way to the third Lostbelt, hoping to find an antidote. They arrive in a land of eternal peace, brought on by the end of all conflict between nations. This land knows no struggle, no tragedy, no fragility...a truly idyllic world. Time passes gently, and the people live comfortable lives. And yet...
"Chosen by the Staff of Selection, the savior, guarded by travelers from afar, shall reach the throne." The key to the conquest of Britain is the defeat of Morgan, ruler of the Lostbelt. The Song of Prophecy foretells her downfall once the Child of Prophecy journeys to ring the six Bells of Pilgrimage, protected by the six clans. Also mentioned is a foreign mage-Chaldea's Master-who has been witnessed at the Child of Prophecy's side throughout Britain, giving credence to the divination. Having earned an audience with the High Queen by warding off a Calamity, the party sets their sights on the fae capital-Camelot, the city of sin. Prophecy and calamity. Faeries and humans. What end awaits at the crossroads of fate once myriad expectations come into play?