Fate/Grand Order (English)

In 2017, an organization called Chaldea discovered that human history will be erased in 2019. Suddenly, the future they had been promised disappeared without warning. The organization is determined to find out why and how this happened, and who is responsible. In 2004, a town in Japan that was previously unobservable appeared, leading Chaldea to believe that this may be the cause of humanity's extinction. In order to prevent this, they conduct a forbidden experiment where humans are turned into Spiritrons and sent back in time to intervene in events and destroy the space-time Singularities. This mission is known as Grand Order, and it is up to those who are willing to fight against fate and protect mankind to take on this task.

The game itself is a command card battle RPG that is designed for smartphones. Players take on the role of Masters and team up with Heroic Spirits to defeat enemies and uncover the mystery behind the disappearance of human history. Players have the freedom to choose their favorite Heroic Spirits, both new and old, to form their party.

The game's composition and scenario direction is done by Kinoko Nasu, while the character design and art direction is handled by Takashi Takeuchi. The scenario writers are Yuichiro Higashide and Hikaru Sakurai. The game requires an operating system that is compatible with iOS 10.0 or higher, and can be played on devices such as iPhone 5 and higher, iPad 3rd generation and higher, iPad Mini 2 and higher, and iPod touch 6th generation. It is important to check the system requirements on the home page rather than the App Store, as it is not compatible with older devices such as iPod touch 5th generation and lower, and iPhone 4S and lower.

This application also uses "CRIWARE (TM)" from CRI Middleware Co. Ltd. to enhance the gaming experience. With its intriguing storyline, engaging gameplay, and impressive team behind its creation, Fate/Grand Order is a must-try for those who are looking for a thrilling and challenging RPG experience on their smartphones.