Fate/Extra Record release date: Jan. 28, 2027, at $59.99 on PS5, Switch 2, Switch, PS4 and PC

The first Fate role-playing game returns in January 2027, rebuilt from the ground up. Here’s when Fate/Extra Record comes out, what each edition costs and what changes from the PSP original.

When does Fate/Extra Record come out?

On Thursday, Jan. 28, 2027, worldwide on PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch and PC through Steam. XSEED Games announced the date in PlayStation’s State of Play on Sept. 3, 2026. The original Fate/Extra came out on the PlayStation Portable in 2010, so the remake arrives about 16 years later. There’s no Xbox version.

Price and editions

The standard edition costs $59.99 digitally on all four consoles and physically on PS5 and Switch. On Switch 2, the physical standard edition costs $69.99, and XSEED says the game is fully on the cartridge. The Digital Deluxe Edition costs $79.99 on the consoles and adds a digital soundtrack, a digital art book, Fate/Extra soundtrack DLC and the Servant and Player Special Outfits Bundle, with Beach, Night and Festival style sets.

The physical Limited Edition costs $89.99 on PS5 and Switch and $99.99 on Switch 2. It comes in a custom outer box with a three-disc soundtrack, which pairs the new score with the original Fate/Extra soundtrack, in a SteelBook case, plus an art book of more than 100 pages. As of Oct. 17, Steam lists the PC version and a Digital Deluxe Edition without a price.

Pre-orders

Physical pre-orders are open on the Marvelous USA online store for PS5, Switch and Switch 2. On PS5 and PS4, you can add the digital version to your wishlist, and XSEED says details on digital pre-orders in the Americas and Europe will come later. The Nintendo eShop doesn’t list the game yet.

What is Fate/Extra Record about?

Humanity has found a supercomputer hidden on the moon, the Moon Cell Automaton, which created SE.RA.PH, a digital world where 128 combatants fight for the Holy Grail, a device that can grant any wish. As Masters, they form contracts with Servants, digital beings based on historical figures and heroes. You play one of them, a Master who has lost all memories and doesn’t know why they’re trapped in this virtual battlefield, and you fight through the Moon Holy Grail War alongside a single Servant. XSEED says the story has been revised and vastly expanded, with new layers and characterizations.

Servants and the new battle system

You choose one of three Servants, Saber, Archer or Caster, each with a different combat style, and your partner stays with you for the whole journey. You explore large digital dungeons, and as your bond grows, you unlock new cards and abilities. Battles use an all-new system that combines turn-based combat with deck-building, and both the Master and the Servant have unique abilities that add to the original game’s system.

Voices, rating and PC requirements

The game is fully voiced with all-new Japanese voice acting and has a new score; Steam lists English text along with French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean and Simplified and Traditional Chinese. The ESRB rates it T for Teen, for Fantasy Violence, Blood and Gore, Suggestive Themes and Language, with in-game purchases. It’s single-player only. On PC, Steam lists Windows 11, an Intel Core i5-11400 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600X, 16 GB of memory, a GeForce RTX 2060, Radeon RX Vega 64 or Intel Arc A580 and 31 GB of storage as the minimum.

It’s a TYPE-MOON project developed by Meteorise and TYPE-MOON. Aniplex publishes it on Steam, XSEED Games on PlayStation and Nintendo consoles in the Americas, and Marvelous Europe in Europe.

Fate/Extra Record shares its release day with Until Dawn 2 and Metroid Ravenous. For the rest of the year, see our upcoming games of 2027 list and, on Sony’s console, our upcoming PS5 games.

This page is updated as soon as XSEED or Aniplex announces digital pre-orders, a PC price or a demo for Fate/Extra Record.