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Fate/EXTRA Record Release Date and Systems Revealed at TGS 2026

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Aniplex announced that the modern JRPG remake Fate/EXTRA Record will launch on January 28, 2027. The title was presented during a media showcase at Tokyo Game Show 2026, where developers detailed significant gameplay overhauls compared to the original 2010 PSP release. The project underwent a development handover from TYPE-MOON studio BB to Meteorise, though Aniplex clarified that this transition preserved the original creative direction and core concepts.

The remake features fully voiced dialogue, 3D character models based on Arco Wada’s designs, and a new deck-building battle system. Players manage action points to select Attack, Guard, or Skill commands, with strategic choices influencing relationships with Servants like Saber, Archer, or Caster. Exploration takes place in the Arena, a digital dungeon where players gather intel on opponents over seven in-game days to prepare for decisive encounters.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Fate/EXTRA Record showcase and publisher Q&A: Aniplex explains modern JRPG overhaul and new systems, addresses concerns about development handover”

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Release date
January 28, 2027
Publisher
Aniplex
Developer
Meteorise
Original Platform
PSP
Original Release Year
2010
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