
Are you ready for the FATE-IEST of the FATE games? Welcome to the final chapter in the classic, action RPG series! FATE: The Cursed King has new weapons, spells, armor and AI-controlled allies! Wait, what?! Allies?? That’s right. This FATE game IS A PARTY. Woo! Party system!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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One of the achievements is BROKEN. Also the game crashes frequently - hundreds of times. The graphics are very dated. Otherwise, the game is a decently fun, isometric RPG. ACHIEVEMENT HUNTERS SHOULD AVOID ALL THE FATE GAMES EXCEPT THE FIRST ONE, or maybe the second one (quite hard, but doable).
I like that I can sit down to an audiobook and play Fate, and I don't have to worry about missing anything!
Wild Tangent's fourth and final entry in its FATE series. Easy-to-learn combat and trade mechanics are similar to the previous games. The story and setting are new, as are options to hire a mercenary party to assist you and linking up with other players in Facebook. My opinion? The Traitor Soul and The Cursed King are the two best games in the original FATE series. You can't go wrong with either game as an introduction to dungeon crawling.
TL;DR - ARPG that heavily focused on what enchantment you get, but better than Reawakened. [h1][b]Buy this game for:[/b][/h1] [hr][/hr] [list] [*] Nostalgia feel. [*] Messing around before min-maxing. [*] Customize your gears with enchantments. [*] Exploiting the game mechanic. [*] Speedrunning the dungeons. [*] The cool looking armors. [*] Endgame Rhino Pet. [*] Better visuals than Reawakened. [/list] [h1][b]Avoid this if:[/b][/h1] [hr][/hr] [list] [*] expecting it as good as Torchlight 2. [*] expecting it has very good game balance. [*] feels unrewarding for stalling too long on every floor with random size. [*] not okay with Alt+Tab reset or refreshing merchants. [*] wanting to complete 100% Steam Achievements. (Big Game Hunter and Dungeon Master are "impossible") [*] concerned about "overflow" (too big numbers).and sound glitch. (only if you spam spells) [/list]
The final chapter of FATE finally gives you AI-controlled allies so you can blame everything on them when things go south
great addition to the FATE series. A lot of extra game play to keep you going with the multiple dungeons.
Fix the achievements
bringing back the memories and is very calming to play and vibe to but it keeps crashing every so often, still worth playing and climbing up in rank.
Great classic dungeon game. 9/10 It had potential to be way bigger if they added updates from launch to now and forward. Much lost potential but a fun Dungeon looter.
Fate: The Cursed King has three main dungeons that keep you on your toes, but once you complete them all, it's all worth it to unlock a fourth hidden dungeon for you to find and explore like your life depends on it.
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