RESONANCE OF FATE END OF ETERNITY ENHANCED REMASTER

Resonance OF FATE END OF ETERNITY ENHANCED REMASTER will add native 4K image output, HDR support, and up to 120 frames per second. In addition, tri-Ace will increase the resolution of the textures of the characters and the environment, as well as add a double speed mode, which will speed up the gameplay by half. The latter is especially useful for those who return to the game for the sake of the plot and do not want to waste time again on long battles and movements on the map.

The original Resonance of Fate was released in 2010 for PS3 and Xbox 360 with the support of publisher Sega. The game tells the story of three mercenaries — Zephyr, LeAnn and Vacheron in the steampunk city-tower of Basel, and its main feature was the combat system: a mixture of real time and step-by-step moves with acrobatic shooting in the spirit of gan-kata. Music for it was written by Kōhei Tanaka, known for the One Piece anime soundtrack and the Sakura Wars series. However, in the West, the game was released almost simultaneously with Final Fantasy XIII and remained in the shadows, although over time it acquired an iconic status.

In 2018, tri-Ace itself released a reissue of the 4K/HD Edition for PS4 and PC, then Resonance of Fate first appeared on computers, and the studio released a pack of high-resolution textures for free as a separate addition. Enhanced Remaster will be the next step in an attempt to bring the game back to a new generation of players.