You can also access a Status screen which will tell you various things that main character knows about each Servant and a Weapon screen which give details on the history of the weapons that the Servants wield. The text filling the entire screen also gave off the feeling that I was really reading a novel as opposed to just reading dialogue in a game.

It’s what I primarily used to get some clean looking screenshots. The text fills up the screen completely but you can use the Backspace key in order to clear the screen of all of it. There’s an absurd amount of save slots which you can even add comments to. There’s the standard VN options to have the game go at Auto-Play, Skip using the CTRL key, or just progress with the Enter, Space, or Arrow keys. System: The game system is actually very simple. The last mage to still have their Servant in the end wins the Holy Grail. Premise: Seven mages summon super powerful familiars called Servants in order to participate in a Battle Royale-style contest called the Holy Grail War. I decided to use an fan translation since the language in Fate in the Japanese got more than a little confusing for me. Also, since it’s targeted to men all of the love interests are female, quite the opposite of Duel Love. This VN is targeted to men, so it does have sex and a lot of violence and gruesome deaths. This my second Visual Novel and I lucked out in finding a really great one.

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