As it stands, it’s hard to say what form this will really take. Fate/Samurai Remnant, whose development has been entrusted more exactly to Omega Force, the main production force of Koei Tecmo with Team Ninja. Omega Force is above all known for Musô-type action games (like Fate/Extella from Marvelous) and for Monster Hunter-style hunting games (Tôkiden, Wild Hearts). To blur the tracks a little more, the seal of the producer Kô Shibusawa is also present, he who usually takes care of historical strategy games (Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Nobunaga’s Ambition) but also of the brilliant souls-like Nioh.
It’s a good war
Whatever its form, a new Grail War will therefore take place, traditionally opposing different pairs composed of a Master and a Servant, a heroic figure from the past summoned to assert his superiority in battle. In addition to the traditional “Saberface”, the emblematic Musashi (in the feminine, of course) answers the call in this video, which is already part of the folklore Fate thanks to Aniplex’s Fate/Grand Order, one of the biggest hits in Japanese gaming history gacha on mobile. A subsidiary of Sony, Aniplex is also involved in Fate/Samurai Remnant as a production partner.
Regarding the living room platforms, Fate/Samurai Remnant adds to Fate / Extra Record, the remake of an RPG released in 2010 on PSP in preparation for years at the young Type-Moon Studio BB on the same platforms (PlayStation, Switch, PC). Koei Tecmo has set up an account Twitter to stay informed of any information concerning Fate/Samurai Remnant.
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