Fate/Grand Order is a JRPG with a turn-based combat system from the popular Fate franchise, started in 2004 with Fate/Stay Night. The game's story, which takes place over several years, begins in 2015, when members of the Chaldea Security Organization discover that humanity is projected to go extinct in just 12 months. A group of scientists manages to trace the cause of this catastrophe to an anomaly that emerged in Fuyuki City in 2004, so they decide to send a group of special agents to the past with the goal of saving humanity and fighting against this ill-fated destiny.
Create your special agent and manage your servants
The first thing you do when you start the game is choose your character's gender and name. After this, you will travel to the past and the story will begin. Soon you will find yourself managing a group of special characters who you can give direct orders to as they fight by your side, called servants. Each servant has their own special abilities, strengths and weaknesses, and their own personality. On top of that, many of them are old faces from the saga. As is typical, you can recruit most of them through the gacha system. Characters like Camelot or Gilgamesh can only be obtained in this way.
Turn-based combat
Battles in Fate/Grand Order are turn-based. In each round, you have to complete three actions, which you must try to combine to create synergies between your different characters. For example, if you perform three blue actions (Arts), you can activate a special ability. Similarly, if the same servant makes three consecutive attacks, they will perform a devastating ability. Combining attacks and creating synergies is the key to emerging victorious in the most difficult battles. Keep in mind that in each battle you can temporarily recruit a character from another player.
My thoughts on Fate/Grand Order
From the first minute, Fate/Grand Order's very high production values are evident. The game features beautiful visuals and detailed character designs. And, considering that there are more than 500 potential servants at your disposal, that is quite an achievement. To add to that, battles have a very interesting strategic component that other similar games simply fail to capture with any degree of success.
The best and the worst of Fate/Grand Order
• What really sets Fate/Grand Order apart, without a doubt, is its spectacular technical detail. It is not only visually outstanding, but its soundtrack and dubbing are also stellar.
• Fate/Grand Order's main drawback is that, due to its enormous scale, it requires a considerable time investment. You will need to play many hours in order to fully see everything it has to offer.
One of the greatest RPGs for Android
Download the Fate/Grand Order APK and discover an epic JRPG that tells a genuinely interesting story and incorporates a solid tactical combat system. An outstanding title on every level, offering hundreds of hours of fun. This should come as no surprise, though, as the first version of the game was released in 2015 and it has received regular updates since that time.
Requirements (Latest version)
- Android 7.0 or higher required
375 reviews 
Players praise the engaging gameplay experience and the possibility to gather characters without monetary investment.
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Comments
The game is very good, but the updates are very slow. I hope updates will be faster in the future.
The game is great, but unfortunately there’s no French version, and on top of that the updates take too long to arrive on Uptodown.
Please release the update soon.
It’s really great. The only bad thing is that it’s not in Spanish, but aside from that the game—both its combat system and the story—are incredible.
This game is very good. What I like most is the ultimate—every character has a face, and it’s really epic.
Very good, but why doesn’t Archer EMIYA Shirou appear?