In a surprise move, tri-Ace has released Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster, a further improved version of Resonance of Fate 4K/HD Edition which released back in 2018 for PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam. This new version has new features and graphics options including native 4K resolution and HDR support, a 2x Game Speed option, upscaled environment and character textures, and supports framerates up to 120 FPS.

 

The game’s world is described as follows:

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…

Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster is available now for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam. It is developed and published by tri-Ace. The Steam version is only available as DLC to 4K/HD Edition and costs $9.99. In total, Enhanced Remaster costs $44.98 on Steam before tax. The PS5 version costs $34.99, but if you already own 4K/HD Edition on PS4, Enhanced Remaster is available at a discounted price of $9.99. If you’re interested in the game, you can follow tri-Ace’s newly opened X account and check out Resonance of Fate‘s official website.

Patrick Aguda
Patrick is an avid fan of both video games and anime. He has been a fan of anime since his older sister introduced him to the genre when he was younger. He grew up watching shows such as Cardcaptor Sakura, Digimon Adventure, Gundam Wing, Dragon Ball Z, Tenchi Muyo and Yu Yu Hakusho. His favorite games include Persona 3 Portable, Steambot Chronicles and the .hack//G.U. trilogy. He strongly believes that Sinon, Maki and Mash are best girls.