Aniplex has confirmed a firm release date for Fate/EXTRA Record, the full remake of the 2010 PlayStation Portable dungeon crawler.
The developer credit goes to TYPE-MOON and Meteorise, and the publisher says the title will arrive at retail and digitally on the Nintendo eShop worldwide for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on 28 January 2027.
Fate/EXTRA Record reimagines the original PSP game with redrawn character designs, additional story content, and a reworked, strategic deck-building dramatic command battle system.
The project is presented as a modern recreation rather than a simple port, positioning the game for current Nintendo hardware while retaining its core identity as a Fate-series RPG.
In its announcement materials, the publisher outlined the game's scenario: a supercomputer discovered on the moon — the Moon Cell — houses a Holy Grail capable of granting any wish, and that device drives a Holy Grail War fought inside SE.RA.PH, a virtual lunar world.
The remake retains the core premise that 128 Masters, each paired with a Servant drawn from human history, compete in a single, deadly tournament to secure the Grail.
Aniplex describes gameplay around reconnaissance and deck construction: players assume the role of a Master, specifically a second-year student at Tsukumihara Academy who suffers from amnesia and is accompanied by a single Servant.
Progression involves exploring dungeons in SE.RA.PH to strengthen your Servant, gather information on rival Masters, and uncover opponents' True Names to exploit weaknesses in the tournament's final showdown.
Combat is framed as fast-paced but strategic, with an emphasis on building effective command card decks and chaining abilities for decisive outcomes.
Each Servant has distinct appearances and abilities, making deck composition and character synergy central to victory in the seven-round Holy Grail War tournament.
Fate/EXTRA Record's January 28, 2027 release for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 will be available both physically and via the Nintendo eShop.
The citation of developers TYPE-MOON and Meteorise alongside publisher Aniplex confirms the production team behind the remake of this notable entry in the Fate franchise.
The developer credit goes to TYPE-MOON and Meteorise, and the publisher says the title will arrive at retail and digitally on the Nintendo eShop worldwide for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on 28 January 2027.
Fate/EXTRA Record reimagines the original PSP game with redrawn character designs, additional story content, and a reworked, strategic deck-building dramatic command battle system.
The project is presented as a modern recreation rather than a simple port, positioning the game for current Nintendo hardware while retaining its core identity as a Fate-series RPG.
In its announcement materials, the publisher outlined the game's scenario: a supercomputer discovered on the moon — the Moon Cell — houses a Holy Grail capable of granting any wish, and that device drives a Holy Grail War fought inside SE.RA.PH, a virtual lunar world.
The remake retains the core premise that 128 Masters, each paired with a Servant drawn from human history, compete in a single, deadly tournament to secure the Grail.
Aniplex describes gameplay around reconnaissance and deck construction: players assume the role of a Master, specifically a second-year student at Tsukumihara Academy who suffers from amnesia and is accompanied by a single Servant.
Progression involves exploring dungeons in SE.RA.PH to strengthen your Servant, gather information on rival Masters, and uncover opponents' True Names to exploit weaknesses in the tournament's final showdown.
Combat is framed as fast-paced but strategic, with an emphasis on building effective command card decks and chaining abilities for decisive outcomes.
Each Servant has distinct appearances and abilities, making deck composition and character synergy central to victory in the seven-round Holy Grail War tournament.
Fate/EXTRA Record's January 28, 2027 release for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 will be available both physically and via the Nintendo eShop.
The citation of developers TYPE-MOON and Meteorise alongside publisher Aniplex confirms the production team behind the remake of this notable entry in the Fate franchise.
