Misma opinión que su precuela.

No soy fan de los mushou, simplemente lo jugué por ser un juego de fate.

Historia entretenida, aunque se vuelven a contradecir respecto al extella, mejoras en el combate, más personajes jugables.

Seguramente mi valoración sería más positiva si fuera otro estilo de juego.

>looking for a new game
>ask the developer if their game is dynasty warriors
>they don't understand
>pull out illustrated diagram explaining what is and isn't dynasty warriors
>they laugh and say “it’s a good game sir”
>buy game
>its dynasty warriors

This game came out in 2016. Somehow, it is more faithful to the idea of the PS2 musous than all of its contemporaries.

I'm not gonna comment on the story or character, because Fate is still new to me and it'd be unfair. The cast are utilized really well in a basic narrative sense, and I like their personalities, but that's it.

No, what I'm gonna focus on is the gameplay.

On the surface, it really resembles musous from the last 4 years. It has breakneck pacing, 4 on-demand super skills, huge crowds of enemies and no clones but a smaller roster. Where it diverges, however, is in how all of this is utilized.

Have you ever done an open-book exam before? Most people unfamiliar with them assume that they'll be easy. How could they not be? You have all your notes and information!
Well, open book exams are supremely difficult. The 'mercy' you get from having all of your notes is all but required, as you're expected to know everything and the minimum pass mark tends to be extremely high. The only open book assessment I've ever sat demanded 90% correct answers for a C pass.

Fate/Extella Link is much the same. Yes, you are supremely powerful and fast. The game leverages this by bombarding you with tight objectives and competent enemy AI. Much like in the PS2 games, dallying around will result in objectives failing and the AI officers just trouncing your bases. It feels more like a sped up version of DW4 Empires with modern accruements than it does a 2016 musou spinoff.

But it's all the better for it, since it allows Marvelous to make their game stand out. Really, I wish I had more to say? The game doesn't last very long, having no desire to bog you down in an endlessly tedious postgame and the story isn't very long even if you're gorging yourself on companion events.

It's just good quick, clean fun.

Un título donde te enfrentas a hordas de enemigos en un mapa delimitado por secciones, donde deben ser capturadas y a su vez cumplir con las misiones principales para no perder.

Tiene un buen nivel de desafío, hablando por los jefes o sub jefes que te estaran atacando seguido, sumado a las condiciones que te piden en cada nivel, donde algunas son liosas.
Hay una buena variedad de personajes a usar, asi como customizaciones de ataques y efectos. Además existe la posibilidad de entablar diálogos individuales con tus unidades, aunque a nivel narrativo tristemente no se les da el mejor uso, la mayoría son solo títeres del enemigo hasta que los derrotas.

La historia está solo para que haya un contexto para jugar porque es bastante mediocre.

Tiene unas músicas que cumplen con ambientar y alguna melodía épica pero no me parecen espectaculares.

Es un juego que esta bien, pero lo recomendaría más a fans de fate o de musous tipo dinasty warriors porque tampoco es algo increíble como para ir por él, su jugabilidad puede llegar a hacerse repetitiva y no es un sistema de combate muy sofisticado.

Juego Decente.

With this being an other Marvelous game under my belt, I actually expected the combat to be more like Senran Kagura's where servants would fight one on one in closed off spaces and have cool looking combos with little sections between those one on one fights. What we got instead was a musou, a very bland musou at that. Having played, and really liked, the Fire Emblem and One Piece musous, I would have thought that I would have really liked this one too. The main problem with this game is that it is WAY too easy, even on hard difficulty. This is the definition of a button masher, and if you are not in the mood for one of those then I would stay far from this game. Stuff that this game did well though was the interactions between servants, with the main base, barracks and "my room" being great ways to see character interactions between the main character and other servants. Dialogue and music in the stages is sort of drowned out in the actual gameplay parts due to all of the weapon clashing and explosions going off during combat. But I would be lying if I didn't have a good time playing this game, maybe it was because I was in the right mood or that I finally got a chance to play a game with Nero in it that wasn't FGO. Either way, if you are interested in this game then give it a shot, if not then I would try some other musous as I'm sure they will deliver way better gameplay than this.