Fate/Grand Order Arcade is an arcade fighting game based on the setting of Fate/Grand Order, planned by DELiGHTWORKS/LASENGLE, developed and published by Sega, and licensed by TYPE-MOON.
Summon and battle with all your favorite heroes from myth and legend in the arcade reimagining of hit smartphone game Fate/Grand Order.
Fate/Grand Order Arcade plays as a third-person action game--though a rather simple one control-wise. Aside from the thumbstick for movement, the only buttons on the cabinet are the dash/dodge button, the change target button, the attack button, and the Noble Phantasm (the characters' ultimate attack) button. However, using the touch screen, you can do a few more things like activate your characters' skills and pick what your next three attacks will be--though if you don't select them, the game will automatically choose for you.
Due its nature as an arcade title, Fate/Grand Order Arcade can only be played at select locations. It has two game modes: a single-player mode called Grand Order; a mode similar to Grand Order for the purposes of grinding called Chaldea; a multiplayer mode called Grail War.
Each game session is started by scanning a previously purchased Arcade Game IC Card to the machine to load save data. Next, the player purchases a set amount of Game Points ( GP) for 1 credit, either 300 GP or 900 GP, to begin the game. GP is consumed as the game progresses. After registering their Master name and gender, players are given a tutorial of the game's controls. After the tutorial is complete, a physical card of Mash Kyrielight is issued.
Fate/Grand Order Arcade is an arcade fighting game based on the setting of Fate/Grand Order, planned by DELiGHTWORKS/LASENGLE, developed and published by Sega, and licensed by TYPE-MOON.
Summon and battle with all your favorite heroes from myth and legend in the arcade reimagining of hit smartphone game Fate/Grand Order.
Fate/Grand Order Arcade plays as a third-person action game--though a rather simple one control-wise. Aside from the thumbstick for movement, the only buttons on the cabinet are the dash/dodge button, the change target button, the attack button, and the Noble Phantasm (the characters' ultimate attack) button. However, using the touch screen, you can do a few more things like activate your characters' skills and pick what your next three attacks will be--though if you don't select them, the game will automatically choose for you.
Due its nature as an arcade title, Fate/Grand Order Arcade can only be played at select locations. It has two game modes: a single-player mode called Grand Order; a mode similar to Grand Order for the purposes of grinding called Chaldea; a multiplayer mode called Grail War.
Each game session is started by scanning a previously purchased Arcade Game IC Card to the machine to load save data. Next, the player purchases a set amount of Game Points ( GP) for 1 credit, either 300 GP or 900 GP, to begin the game. GP is consumed as the game progresses. After registering their Master name and gender, players are given a tutorial of the game's controls. After the tutorial is complete, a physical card of Mash Kyrielight is issued.
