buen Juego la verdad, un clasico excelente rol,rpg de dungeons, monstruos etc casi un torchlight pero en otros aspectos, claramente mejor graficamente torchlight pero este tiene lo suyo, su historia, su jugabilidad que sin duda tienes que compraaarlo 9/10 lo que aun no me qeda claro qe si tengo este ya no tengo qe comprar el fate ni el undicovered? porque al comienzo del juego en la camara que aparezco me aparece elegir fate, undiscovered y traitor, alomejor va incluido los 3 o no se? alguien aclara mi duda?

Muy buena entrega, corre bastante fluido y se ve muy bien, fiel a sus predecesores aunque con sus respectivas novedades. Lo unico malo, al dia de hoy (lo acabo de comprar).. es que YA NO incluye las dos versiones anteriores de Fate :/

“Diablito” pa los cuates.
8.3/10.
Aclaración: EN EFECTO SOLO COMPRA ESTE pese a ser una expansión standalone como se menciona incluye los escenarios del pueblo y calabozos de grove del fate vainilla original y de undiscovered realms junto a los dos nuevos calabozos del templo del destino correspondientes a la expansión de traitor soul como tal, no se incluye la campaña /mision maestra del pueblo de grove del fate vanilla por lo que tendrás que habilitarla mediante un mod para realmente tener todo la historia de fate hasta esta expansión de traitor soul que aparentemente recoge todas las entregas pero no es asi: https://www.nexusmods.com/fate/mods/10

Juego de infancia para muchos yo lo conocí en un demo de Laptop Acer de una amigo en 2006 me parece pero no me atrapó entonces tuvieron que pasar 14 años para que me interesan los RPG de acción tipo diablo por lo que no hay tanta nostalgia de mi parte. Por mi parte ingresé en el género por el sucesor espiritual de Fate que fue Torchlight con el mismo diseñador involucrado Travis Baldree así que recordando a Fate decidí sumergirme en él.

Podría decirse que fue un juego y expansiones que se mantuvieron frescos durante buen tiempo de sus existencia incluso cuando la historia concluyó en 2011 con la posterior expansión cursed king. Los valores con el que fate se concibió que daban claros , acercar el rpg de acción tipo diablo a audiencias más jóvenes con cierto toque casual, sin tramas o atmósferas demasiado oscuras como el el blizzard pero evidentemente con un presupuesto no tan grande después de todo wind tangent hacía y hace juegos casuales sin tanto presupuesto. Quedando evidente esto en el fate vainilla que agotaba todo lo que tenía que dar en los primero 10 niveles cosa que se prestó a paliar y mejorar con las expansiones labrarse su nicho con éxito.

Par esta expansión:
-Pros :
-Reúne: la saga completa hasta ese momento con excepción de la campaña de grove recuperable mediante mod que de una buena cantidad de horas de juego en acabar
-Es un juego que se puede jugar en dosis.
-La acción es buena y dinámica.
-Buenos escenarios.
-La Música si bien en su totalidad no es buena temas como el de la melancólica arpa del enclave de Typhon llegan a sumergir en atmósfera al juego pese a su simpleza.
-La expansión agrega nuevos enemigos que suman una variedad excelente, estos pese a su simpleza y ser viejos siguen viéndose muy bien como lo son los Grifos o los enemigos gigantes como ogros y gigantes en sí.
-El sistema de generación de calabozo aún se siente natural .
-No se ha descuidado los de wild tangent con el tiempo actualizaron el juego agregando logros por ejemplo y salvado en nube a diferencia de otros juegos incluso más nuevos que no se actualizaron a estos agregados.

-Contras:
-Las misiones secundarias son genéricas y son las mismas una y otra vez pero cumplen . En cierta medida las misiones principales y maestras tambien pero tienen sentido por que la dan el sentido al juego
-Hay temas de banda sonora que no cuadran, ese tema casi festivo pantanoso de los metales de druantia de tuba y trombón descuadra mucho en sus calabozos.
-Hay varios bugs , la música ambiental suele detenerse , y hubo dos logros que no se me desbloquearon pese a lograrlos, pero diría que son menores y fate se jugaba sin logros
-Se perdió el tema de capitán o´Kane a flauta de turlogh O'carolan que engalanaba el menú principal primer Fate (cuestiones de derecho de autor me parece).
- Algo que refleja la época, y el presupuesto por ende la tecnología y que a partir de la década del 2010 se empezó a notar en las texturas mapeado planos y simples de baja resolución que hacen evidente el modelado subyacente low poly del juego y cuando más los juegos nuevos empezaron introducir cosas como la iluminación ambiental y física los escenarios de lava de fate con lava que no emite luz o fuego que se pierde en la obscuridad hacen evidente lo antiguo que es (usaba un moto propietario de wild tangent que es gratis no se si alguien lo siga usando). Sin duda aun con cursed king se siguió mejorando al juego pero es con torchlight su sucesor donde muchos problemas y fallos de fate se empezaron a paliar refinando la fórmula propia .
-El engame cumple en lo mínimo, está ahí pero se limita a reiniciar con otro personaje retirando al primer personaje desarrollado y a ser un exploración infinita de los calabozos generados proceduralmente (que infinito es tre comillas hay un límite de dos millones y algo de niveles por factores de cantidad programáticos , nah eso es infinito para cualquier humano ya ) .
Dejando de lado que es juego de infancia y nostalgia para muchos fate sigue siendo un buen rpg de acción que aprovechó bien los limitados recursos a su alcance y de manera magistral , los años tardaron en pasar sin duda y sigue cumpliendo con acción intensa y su buena exploración aunque si bien hoy las opciones obvias para disfrutar son Path of exile, final epoch , titan quest o Grimdawn Fate no deja de ser un excelente título para disfrutar EL rpg de acción
El diablito pa los cuates

This game is a great game, just fair warning

BUY ONLY THIS GAME

All the Fate Games + New content are bundled into this game. If you like everything Fate, buy this, but make sure to buy ONLY THIS. It's a really good game though, and I wholeheartly love it.

"Wow! you caught a fish and found a DOGFISH in it!"
"Wow! you caught a fish and found a SMALL TROUT in it!"
"Wow! you caught a fish and found a FINGERLING BLACK JACKFISH in it!"
"Wow! you caught a fish and found a TYPHON PORTAL MEDALION in it!"
"Wow! you caught a fish and found a TRAVELERS BACKPACK in it!"
"Wow! you caught a fish and found a AMETHYST in it!"
"Wow! you caught a fish and found a CLEVE'S CLOVEN CLEAVER OF CLEAVING in it!"
"Wow! you caught a fish and found a PERONTO'S CHEESEHEAD OF THE EMERALD BAY in it!"

All of these items are things that I have found while fishing in the game. when you catch an actual fish in the game, you don't actually catch that fish. You catch an fish, and then find a fish inside of it, and keep THAT fish. (then for some reason you let the other one go.) You can find an item that takes up 8 inventory spaces inside of a fish (which only takes up 1 inventory space). This is a great dungeon-crawling game. I owned this game a while ago and then lost it. I got it on steam, and it is just as magnificant as I remember it. You can play for hours and hours on end; completeing quests, diving deep, and coming face-to-face with your greatest nemisis; yourself. Here are some of the ups and downs of the game:

The ups,
+Play for hours, you can play up to level 2,305 if you wish. There is no limit to how powerfull you can become.
+customize your character from a variety of races, each with it's own buffs
+choose a pet companion from a bizzare selection of animals
+go fishing and laugh at the hilarious things you catch (The majority of this games humor is in it's fishing and the references scattered throughout the world. For example, I once came across a semi-boss named Baron the Red, I also found a glowing red sword called the LITE SABRE, and another glowing blue sword called the LIGHT SWORD)
+customize your charcter with skills, abilities, armor, and magic that suits your playstyle.
+excellent replay value, when you tire of one character, you can retire and choose an heirloom from your inventory to pass down to you heir.

The downs,
-very repetitive
-You have to choose a specific path very early on in the game (Sword, hammer, shield battle, attack magic, charm magic, etc.) you can't really switch between paths later in the game, as you are almost forced to stick with one weapon the whole way through, otherwise your charcter will be ineffective.
-not much of a story, there is an interesting narration followed by concept art in the begining, but from there on out, it's just run through the dungeon, complete quests, and level up.
-The enchanters, (The NPC's who add buffs to weapons) are absolute jerks in this game. The money they charge for enchantment is outragous, and if they fail to enchant something the first time, (or accidentily drain all of the powers from your item) they simply keep your money and leave you with squat. So if you get the game, take my advice: If you choose to enchant something, make sure it is something you can possibly afford to part with. Enchanters can drain you more than the gamblers in this game. But at least with gambling you have something relativly valuable to walk away with when you lose.

All and all, I would give this game an 8/10. It is certainly a must-have for fans of dungeon-crawling or Role-playing games. NOTE: If you want this game, get ONLY this game, and not the first two FATE's because this game is all those games combined into one, so getting them all would bbe a waste of money.

A great game I remember back from when I was little. I always just played the free trial, and loved it, but never bought it. Now that I own the game permanently, its a very fun game with great nostolgic value for me.

10/10


EDIT:
Also, if you want to get a Fate game, only get this one, because this game is the other three games combined into one, plus some new stuff.

Es tan bueno como la primera vez que lo jugué. Ideal para perder muchas horas enfrascándose en lo mismo una y otra vez, tanto así que verlo en mi biblioteca me genera una reacción de amor/odio. Aún así, es bueno para hacer partidas ligeras de vez en cuando.

A simple game that needs (or gives) very little explanation. Think of it as Torchlight 0.5, the father of the much more well known series. It consists of a practically endless dungeon, classless freeform character building, and the ability to retire characters in order to roll their best items onto another character. The dungeons are randomly generated, as are the side quests. This means that really the only static quests you'll see are the ones to defeat "so-and-so" boss on "such-and-such" floor of Dungeon #, as well as the unspoken ones such as returning the Heroic items back to their respective Hero Statues for a reward.

If you're looking for an in-depth story feel free to move along, but for those satisfied with some casual hack and slash, you're in the right place! Don't let my hours played fool you, I only just recently picked up the Steam version, I've sunk a decently sized portion of my life into the original with a boxed version, and Traitor Soul is all that and more!

Overall, Fate is good for a casual dungeon crawl when you aren't in the mood for something requiring more thought. It can be paused at any time, and you can save and exit anywhere you like to continue exactly where you left off later. There are some slight targeting issues that I've noticed, but nothing significantly gamebreaking.

While I wouldn't necessarily recommend it at full price due to its age, Fate's a worthy purchase when it hits sale prices for those who want to take a quick relaxing adventure into a deep and dangerous dungeon with few demands and plenty of freedom.

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Despite recent reviews, the game DOES in fact work on Windows 10, however it takes a little bit of effort on the owner's part. Fixing it up requires running the game once in order to initialize, letting it crash (yes, it will crash), then following the instructions found at Wild Tangent's support site: https://support.wildtangent.com/hc/en-us/articles/205720935-FATE-on-Windows-10 with a slight correction, the game's folder you're looking for is "FateTheTraitorSoulSteam".

The short form of this is to take the config.dat file found at the bottom of their support post and deposit it into the correct ProgramData folder (in the case of Steam's version of Traitor Soul, C:\ProgramData\WildTangent\FateTheTraitorSoulSteam\persistent). You can then open this file in notepad (or your favorite text editor) and edit the first, second, and fourth lines. These are the screen resolution and fullscreen options.

What's making the game crashing is that Windows 10 doesn't like such a low resolution full screen application taking over the screen. Setting a higher resolution and/or disabling fullscreen does the trick. This fix works for ANY of the Fate games.

As well, if you're into modding your game and want to add a bit more oomph (and content, such as being able to fully adventure through the first Fate's Grove), there are a couple more things you can grab.

The first: Heron's Fate Fanpatch 1.0 ( http://fatemods.shivtr.com/forum_threads/1590087 )
This adds additional content, removes some redundant things, and smooths out some bugs. Be sure you pick up the FTS 1.0 file, NOT the FUR 1.5 file. The latter is for Undiscovered Realms, which is unnecessary in this case (and the wrong game besides).

The second: Heron's World of Fate 2.9 ( http://fatemods.shivtr.com/forum_threads/1590084 )
This includes quite a bit of extra content as well as enabling some of the content found in an older, no-longer-available compilation of the first three Fate games combined. It also reorders zones and their level ranges in order to give the game a better flow as you test your fate across the various realms.

Install them in that order, Fanpatch first, then World of Fate, and you'll be good to go!

Keep in mind that there's no guarantee that you'll be able to import your character into Cursed King if you use these mods, but due to the nature of the 4th Fate game that may not necessarily be a negative. Fate CK is more of a sequel than an expansion and while it gives the option to import your characters from Traitor Soul, you should feel gently encouraged to start anew.

By far this is the best fishing simulator i have ever played, at first you have to buy your fishing rod from a merchant. Then you work your way to better, and better fishing grounds via a dungeon. to help protect you while fishing you may purchase armor from merchants (with money you get from fishing!) or use the fish you catch to put a spell on your dog/cat to turn it into a more powerful creature to protect you from those who want to steal your fish.

10/10 would fish again.

remember being a kid?