

BIT.TRIP FATE
Gaijin Games · 2013 · Action, Indie, Music, Rhythm, Shoot 'Em Up
PC
Mixed66% · 11574Metacritic
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About BIT.TRIP FATE
FATE is the penultimate chapter in the six-part BIT.TRIP series and will leave you wondering what’s next.
Ride the vibe in BIT.TRIP FATE to discover where CommanderVideo’s true mission will take him.
Key Features:
- The arrow keys control CommanderVideo while the mouse allows you to fire anywhere on screen! Or if you prefer, plug in a controller for dual-stick shooting action!
- 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!
- Chipmusic artist Minusbaby helps set the tone with a special guest appearance!
- Enjoy brand new Easy and Hard Difficulty Modes!
Ride the vibe in BIT.TRIP FATE to discover where CommanderVideo’s true mission will take him.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
while this may be everyone's lease favorite, due to its unforgivable difficulty scaling despite the BS, i actually enjoyed this one the best out of the series. despite being a platformer enjoyer, bit.trip fate has it's hooks while i cant say for certain in the reviews that it worked or not, all i can say is man; this game sure is hell. dunno how i managed to beat this one as a child with a wii remote and a nunchuck back then! [spoiler]unfortunately, this brings *MOST* PC players to their end of the series. i really wanted to play bit.trip flux, hopefully someday it receives a patch or a remaster.[/spoiler]2 found this helpful
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All the BIT.TRIP games are good, but FATE didn't capture me for a long period of time. The music and visuals are great as always, but it wasn't a particularly memorable experience. I would start with one of the RUNNER games and if you like it, maybe move onto this. Worth checking, but not a super strong recommendation.1 found this helpful
I don't think I share the experiences of the negative reviews for this game. Yes, it's a relatively simplistic rail shooter/bullet hell that punishes failure by forcing the player to restart the entire level. But if that's too much of a problem, there's difficulty settings that don't alter the gameplay but make the ordeal easier to get through without dying. I enjoyed the different power-ups from Commander Video's companions, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, particularly as the player modes-up. The music ir, typical for BIT.TRIP, enjoyable and suits the game very well. I would counsel that players would almost certainly want to deploy CursorJail to be able to have fun with this; Gaijin have form for not porting these WIi games to PC flawlessly, and the cursor escaping the window and throwing a spanner in the game is an excellent case in point.
This was banger, short amd sweet. The bullet hell helped me enjoy more games. Second, This always be all time classic in my heart and soul. I need to beat this game before it's over
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