Resonance of Fate 4k/HD Edition cover

Resonance of Fate 4k/HD Edition

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Critic score2 critics
First release
Oct 17, 2018
Publisher
Sega, tri-Ace
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Strategy · Science fiction

This symphonic gunplay RPG, where you can change the fate of the world, has been remastered in a 4K/HD EDITION. Fly through the air and enjoy the blazing gun battles in this fateful tale set on a ruined planet.

Also known as Resonance of Fate Remastered, RESONANCE OF FATE 4K/HD Edition, End of Eternity 4K/HD Edition, RESONANCE OF FATE™/END OF ETERNITY™ 4K/HD EDITION
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Storyline
"The Earth in a far distant future Although the reasons are unclear, multitudes of negatives elements saturate the world, leaving the earth on the brink of ruin. The poisons from the atmosphere swirl along the ground, and the biosphere has become so warped that even the concept of time has been broken. The human race faces extinction from being unable to cope with the bizarrely evolving ecosystem. The remnants of humanity band together to build and place 'Basel', a huge machine that normalizes the environment.Basel functionality to normalize things also included controlling living things. That also included controlling the life cycles of people, reducing and exhausting humans as mere seeds. The remaining humans gathered around Basel and continued their existence. In time, the humans gained entrance into the machine and created living spaces and even a town. Though, these actions had consequences causing the gradual erosion of Basel’s functionality. The descendants of the original builders huddled in their self-contained worlds, repeating the mistakes of their ancestors..."Read more

"The Earth in a far distant future Although the reasons are unclear, multitudes of negatives elements saturate the world, leaving the earth on the brink of ruin. The poisons from the atmosphere swirl along the ground, and the biosphere has become so warped that even the concept of time has been broken. The human race faces extinction from being unable to cope with the bizarrely evolving ecosystem. The remnants of humanity band together to build and place 'Basel', a huge machine that normalizes the environment.Basel functionality to normalize things also included controlling living things. That also included controlling the life cycles of people, reducing and exhausting humans as mere seeds. The remaining humans gathered around Basel and continued their existence. In time, the humans gained entrance into the machine and created living spaces and even a town. Though, these actions had consequences causing the gradual erosion of Basel’s functionality. The descendants of the original builders huddled in their self-contained worlds, repeating the mistakes of their ancestors..."

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Oct 17, 2018
PlayStation 4
Oct 18, 2018
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
turn-based combat

At a Glance

Critic Score
65

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Steam users rate this Very Positive, 986 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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