Summary
FATE is the penultimate chapter in the six-part BIT.TRIP series and will leave you wondering what’s next.
A fresh take on the dual-stick shooter genre, FATE mashes sides-scrolling action with 360 degree firepower in CommanderVideo’s most dangerous journey yet! Exciting features include... • Collect power-ups to call on CommanderVideo’s friends for powerful shot upgrades! • A chiptune-inspired dubstep soundtrack helps bring the action to a whole new level! • Video game worlds collide with appearances from Super Meat Boy and Mr. Robotube! • Chiptune artist Minusbaby helps set the tone with a special guest appearance! Ride the vibe in BIT.TRIP FATE to discover where CommanderVideo’s true mission will take him.
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BIT.TRIP FATE Reviews & Ratings
FATE has all the touchstones of a BIT.TRIP game--the hunt for flawless execution, the grueling score optimization. It serves up the same boiled-down punishing appeal.
Bit.Trip FATE is a fun game, but definitely not the best in the series. While it is a good challenge, a lot of the time it feels more tedious than fun, especially for a rail-shooter type game that literally has you on a fixed rail. While not a bad game in any sense, there are better Bit.Trip games out there.
Bit.Trip Fate is a beautiful 2-D side-scrolling shoot-em-up with a strong dubstep soundtrack. But it’s the weakest entry in the series.
I love the Bit.Trip games immensely, one of my favorite game series of all time. The reason why I'm giving this a 5 is because the PC versionI love the Bit.Trip games immensely, one of my favorite game series of all time. The reason why I'm giving this a 5 is because the PC version has a bug where you can only move the cursor so far low. It makes it nearly impossible to play. The developers are currently working to fix this bug, which isn't even happening to anyone, only certain people. FATE is an amazing game, but I'd recommend picking it up on the Wii instead of on PC.
It’s a light, 2D arcade shooter that’s great for killing some time if you’re waiting for your wife to get ready, but if you’re looking for immersive gameplay and a deeper level of engagement, or beautiful, eye-catching graphics, you’ll be better off looking somewhere else.
| Release Date | October 25, 2010 |
| Publisher | Gaijin Games, QubicGames S.A. |
| Content Rated | E (Everyone) |
| Game Modes | Single player |
| Genres | Shooter, Music, Puzzle, Indie, Arcade |
| Themes | Action |
| Platforms | Wii, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Switch |
