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You start in the town of Grove, a classically cliché happy little town that happens to be built next to a dungeon full of monsters who (we’re told) occasionally come out and harass the town. In addition to new maps to explore, monsters and treasures are randomized. The randomization of the dungeon levels means you’ll encounter new levels the second time around and Fate could play out somehow differently. After completing the first 50 levels, the player has the ability to retire the character and start the game over with a new character that can inherit an item from the previous character-a family heirloom of sorts. While the weapons, battle system, enemies, and maps are themselves unremarkable (bordering on uninspiring), the game’s major selling point is for gamers who love the ability to unlock and explore every niche of a game. The game play is deep, the replayability is high, and thanks to the randomly generated dungeon maps, there are virtually infinite numbers of dungeons to explore. While Fate offers perhaps the deepest dungeon adventure experience ever, its narrow focus and unremarkable world will deter a broader following.įate was a sleeper hit for the PC in 2005 and there is good reason to see why the gaming experts enjoyed it.

Sadly, Fate not only cuts out the fat of the genre but tosses out the baby with the bathwater. Through the journey the player can customize their character by upgrading his/her abilities, weapons, and magic. A dungeon crawler, for the uninitiated, is a genre of role-playing game where a player must guide a character through increasingly difficult levels of dungeons while confronting monsters, traps, and other obstacles. Fans of dungeon crawlers, fantastical adventure, and monster killing will find Fate a welcome arrival to the Mac platform.

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