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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/Stay Night is a Japanese visual novel, which was originally released as an adult game. A version of Fate/Stay Night rated for ages 15 and up titled Fate/Stay Night Réalta Nua was released later. Fate/Stay Night'​s gameplay requires little interaction from the player as most of the game's duration is spent on reading the text that appears, representing either dialogue between the characters or the inner thoughts of the protagonist. Often, players will come to a "decision point" where they are given the chance to choose from options displayed on the screen, typically two to three at a time. There are three main plot lines that the player will have the chance to experience, one for each of the heroines in the story. To view all three plot lines, the player will have to replay the game multiple times and make different choices during the decision points to progress the plot in an alternate direction.

Battle Moon Wars is a PC-made series of Super deformed Tactical RPGs created by Dojin soft developer and publisher Werk in 2005. Its popularity in Japan has given rise to a number of Battle Moon Wars games. The series has a basic similarity to the Super Robot Wars series and its Super deformed looks, as well as taking its crossover concept. The game uses the crossover of Type-Moon's visual novel and anime series, including Tsukihime and Fate/stay night with several original characters made exclusive by Werk. Their involvement in the series are covered as Acts. The game is completely translated, with the story content and interface all translated to English. Known Type-Moon series included Fate/hollow ataraxia Fate/stay night Fate/unlimited codes Fate/zero Kara no Kyōkai Kagetsu Tohya Melty Blood Tsukihime

Melty Blood Re-Act is the second game in the Melty Blood series, acting as an expansion of the original Melty Blood.

This story is about a young boy named Tohno Shiki who, after experiencing a traumatic accident, wakes up in the hospital with the ability to see lines and cracks in every surface and being. These lines, when traced with any sharp or blunt edge, will be permanently cut. As he is forced to see these lines everywhere, Shiki is distraught until he meets a mage girl who gives him glasses that allow him to live a normal life. Years later, after living in a relative's home, the death of his father has him summoned back to the mansion he left years ago. There he must learn to live with his younger sister and two maid girls. One day Shiki's life takes a turn for the worst when, on the way to school, he meets a blonde woman and he's overcome with the urge to kill her.

"MELTY BLOOD" is a series of 2D fighting games based on TYPE-MOON's visual romance novel "Tsukihime". Since the game's original release on PC in 2002, it has also had a number of ports for arcade, PlayStation 2, and Steam. Now, at long last, the "MELTY BLOOD" series is making its way to PlayStation4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Steam on September 30, 2021 in the form of "MELTY BLOOD: TYPE LUMINA".

The Sega RingWide and Windows port of Melty Blood Actress Again, originally for the PS2, updated with new characters, a rebalanced roster and some gameplay tweaks. It is the last game in the original Melty Blood series which follows the events of Tsukihime. Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code is an anime fighter with a strong emphasis on movement and featuring Moon styles, giving each of the 31 characters in the roster three different movesets with differing system mechanics. The Arcade mode has the same story as Actress Again, with the addition of new stories for characters new to Current Code (Powered Ciel and Archetype-Earth), duo characters who were without one (Neco & Mech and Kohaku & Mech), and Riesbyfe Stridberg, who gained an unlockable alternative route.

Melty Blood: Type Lumina is back and better than ever! Refined battle mechanics! New characters join the fray! A tale of conflict stirs once again within a dream.

The seventh chapter of Observer on Timeless Temple. The protagonist and Mash are Rayshifted to ancient Mesopotamia in the Age of Gods. Here, they find King Gilgamesh, as well as several other Servants under his leadership, at odds with the Three Goddess Alliance, who seemingly seek to destroy humanity using forces of demonic beasts.

Part 2 of Fate/Grand Order, continuing the story after the events of Epic of Remnant. Chaldea must save humanity once again after the Earth is made into a blank, white canvas by a mysterious force called the Foreign God. Seven alternate timelines called Lostbelts have been planted onto the planet's surface, each led by former Masters of Chaldea—the Crypters. With new Chaldea crew members in tow, the protagonist and Mash Kyrielight must defeat each Crypter and their Lostbelt in order to bring back their world and history—"Proper Human History."

The latest main story arc of Fate/Grand Order, taking place after the events of Cosmos in the Lostbelt and Ordeal Call. The protagonist and Mash Kyrielight return to Chaldea after resolving the Bleached Earth Phenomenon. Trapped in the final moments before the new year, Chaldea must investigate why they are stuck in time before Azrael, the Grand Assassin, sends them to their deaths.

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Part 1 of Fate/Grand Order, consisting of nine main story chapters. In the near future, the Chaldea Security Organization is tasked with saving humanity from an extinction-level event called the "Incineration of Humanity." As the last Master of humanity, the protagonist and their Servant, Mash Kyrielight, are sent back to seven distorted points in time called Singularities in order to retrieve the Holy Grails sustaining these anomalies and investigate why humanity is being targeted.

Part 1.5 of Fate/Grand Order, consisting of four story chapters that take place between the first two main story arcs of the game. After defeating Goetia and reverting the Incineration of Humanity, Chaldea discovers that four surviving Demon Gods have escaped into four different points in time, bringing about new Pseudo-Singularities that must be resolved before they become major threats to the Human Order.