The one problem I have with the system is that sometimes you’ll to go a serious scene, then next you’ll immediately go to happy everyday events. Key scenes trigger “Flags”, and when you collect all the flags you will be able to see the true ending. The events that you haven’t seen yet and events that are important are marked, with a complex system allowing some events to unlock others. Please note that this is a separate world from F/SN proper, as all the characters show up and characters have knowledge of things that the reader would know but they themselves would not.Įvery morning and after noon (game time), you can choose to go and view an event within the city. That said, the serious back story was really well done and woven nicely into the little stories. Every character is poked fun at, from Sakura’s evil-ness, to Saber’s love for food, to Goldie’s extravagant lifestyle. The few battles are still epic, and the story does dive into more serious plot here and there, but the majority of the story’s still lighthearted. If you have no idea what I’m talking about go and play the other Type-moon games first. What? You want to just get out of the time loop and see the serious plot? Boo! Where’s the fun in that? Your goal: to go through the 4 repeating days and collect all the stories. Premise: The characters from F/SN are BACK! This time, everyone’s stuck in a time loop that only our main character notices, and a whole bunch of ridiculous things that couldn’t have happened otherwise is happening. Seriously, I love TYPE MOON for their fandiscs. I loved the banter, the comedy, the art, the back stories, the everything. Well, last week I decided to go and play it anyway.
Needless to say, I also loved F/SN, so the only thing that stopped me from playing it then was the fact that it wasn’t a complete translation (only 90-something% done). You know, the continuation/fandisc to FATE/STAY NIGHT, which is possibly the most popular VN in the English. Okay, so a long time ago a Chinese translation group came out with a patch for this little game.
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