FATE: Reawakened

I genuinely love the Fate games. To have all the games in one place with updates and beautiful graphics make me so happy. Down sides are fishing for your money is broken not a single yellow, but to counter that the quests reward lots of gold. I also can't bring over my ring saved from over 20 retirements (it was so powerful I can't loose and don't even take damage wearing it.)

Absolutely love the game and have been a fan of the franchise for years. As much as appreciate them bringing back the game I would probably recommend the older versions still. The graphics are pretty but there are lots of bugs (especially with quests) MY BIGGEST GRIPE IS WHY CANT WE CHANGE KEYBINDING In 2026!!!!!!! If playing on steam deck or ROG ALLY this is the version I would go for

Good game, but it wont let you use console commands on newer computers. its something they should put into the game, like the old Fate game had it, luckily i got this on a deal for like 5 bucks. Sill f**king sucks that i cant use them any more.

Upvote for Fate Downvote for Gamigo, scumbags.

The best dungeon crawler RPG i ve played

who up reawakening their fate

[h1] Surprisingly Fun Despite Being a Hot Mess [/h1] [h3] Recommendation [/h3] If you're looking for a dungeon crawler game for kids, try Torchlight II before you get this game. Unlike Fate Reawakened, Torchlight II is easy to mod (and it doesn't need mods nearly as badly as Fate Reawakened does). If you do get Fate Reawakened game, get a hold of someone somewhat technical. You need both a mod tool as well as a mod that allows you to adjust the gold, experience, and fame you get in the game. I am not in any way joking when I say that you need 200 times the gold the game gives you. I found what I needed on Nexus Mods in case you want a place to start looking. [h3] The Hot Mess Part 1: The In-Game Economy [/h3] The in-game economy is something I could only see for truly die-hard gamers (and NOT for kids). The amount of gold you get versus what you need is utterly ridiculous. And the only thing I can figure is that the economy is so broken is because the developers didn't implement a tiered gear structure. What I mean by a tiered gear structure is what you will find in Torchlight II. You start out getting a piece of leather armor, and then you work on up to some kind of full plate mail. After that, it starts over. And now your piece of "epic" leather armor gives more protection than full plate mail. You will work up to "epic" full plate mail before you're back to a third tier of leather armor. Because the developers of Fate didn't want to mess around with the complicated spreadsheets necessary to make a tiered system of loot, you will trade out your gear very, very infrequently. Therefore, you get a lot less money. And as a result, the game is much less rewarding than just about every dungeon crawler I've ever played. And I've been playing dungeon crawlers since Diablo on Windows 95. And again, because of the above paragraphs about the game economy, the enchanter in the game is the harshest enchanter of any game I have ever played. It will screw up a piece of gear on a very regular basis. Why must that be the case? Because there is so very little gear in the game. Each masterpiece piece of gear that you get is what you will have until the very end of four chapters of the game. Therefore, each masterpiece is incredibly hard to get. [h3] The Hot Mess: Everything Else [/h3] You'll see an in-game tip tell you all about the jewelry that your pet can wear. That sounds great! And it would be, but you will have to remember to unequip and reequip your pet's jewelry every time you go down to a lower floor of the dungeon. Why do you need a button next to your quests so that you can cancel them? Because some quests cannot be completed. I found three bugs that cause quests to not register that you completed them. And I stopped accepting the "kill boss monster and his minions" quests because of how often I had to cancel them after I had fully completed the quest. Oh, look! You can import characters from the first Fate chapter to the next chapters in the game! How cool is that? Well, it would be cool, but the game has no idea what level you are when you import a character. So, you'll endure dozens of levels where you will literally run past enemies because they are not even worth your time. And the kicker about this is that the game can generate 2 billion labyrinth levels. Therefore, it would be DIRT SIMPLE for the developers to know exactly what level you are when you import a character. It's just incredibly poor execution. And in case you haven't read other reviews for this game, let me say that many other people have complained bitterly about the inability to remap key bindings. Therefore, if you have a controller, use it. The game's controller support is quite solid whereas the keyboard and mouse support is non-existent. [h3] Does this game do anything well? [/h3] The random generation of labyrinths is great, and some of the random battles in those labyrinths will be epic. There are also random treasure rooms full of loot while other floors will be desolate. The spells in Fate are better than spells in most dungeon crawlers. But you have to keep in mind that the game has no character classes. Therefore, once you make a wizard and a summoner, you're pretty much done making new characters. That's a good thing, too. Fate Reawaked was not made for replay value.

Guess my FATE was to play better ARPGs all along. Was curious were Torchlight started, but really should have reminded myself of those games before buying the beta version of a mediocre aRPG (a game that is so much a clone of this game it's user manual on steam has the heading "FATE User Manual"). No personality, no story, no progression in both item, character and sense of exploration. Devs hate fun so much theres a tiny stamina wheel to wander 2.1 billion of the same tedious floors. Why did that need to be a resource management feature? It does nothing but make exploring the nooks and crannies awful. Couldn't even bring myself to do one loop of one "version" of this game. I get why back in the day you might have loved killing time on this, when it's all you had access to on your dads PC, but you're on Steam, you have so much choice at your finger tips, including cheaper options that paints random generation as content (it's filler). Spare yourself, there's a reason games have moved on from these systems.

insanely easy to just pick up and play. fishing is a main mechanic, and i do like some fishing.