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Fate/Grand Order expands in more countries across Europe and Latin America.

Arubedo

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Fate/Grand Order Official USA Website

Type-Moon presents a new Fate RPG! Fate/Grand Order Official USA Website
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Took them 5 years to go from 6 countries supported outside of Japan to more than 20 now, the countries added are:

United Kingdom (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
Federal Republic of Germany
French Republic
Italian Republic
Spain
United Mexican States
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Federative Republic of Brazil
Republic of Finland
Kingdom of Sweden
Republic of Chile
New Zealand
Republic of Poland
Swiss Confederation
Commonwealth of Australia
Ireland
Kingdom of Belgium
Kingdom of Norway
Kingdom of Denmark
Portuguese Republic
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Most games of that kind are available worldwide in all the countries supported by Mobile Storefronts (Google Play, App Store), seems like Sony Music and Aniplex don't want to do that which is weird.
 
Izanagi89

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Damn, country is not there. Guess I'll have to stay on the US App Store :/
 

Carlquincy

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Way way too late to bring in new players. Those that wanted to play would have found ways around the region restrictions
 
Rynam

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Kingdom of Netherlands and Belgium are surprising, didnt they ban Lootboxes?
 
Apollo

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Well for anybody who hasn't found some other way to play it yet, uhhh it's a really good game (but also a gacha, so please beware). The story starts as absolute steaming dogshit garbage, largely stays that way for the first 4-5 big chapters , and then stares you in the eye, says "ok now look at this" and becomes God's Gift to Gaming
 
Kalor

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Didn't expect them to finally release it in other countries. Though at the stage of the game probably worth it to try and get some new players who wouldn't bother with working around the restrictions.
 
Brat-Sampson

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I actually played this for a while sideloaded, but then gave it up. I don't have my old account and it would take literally dozens of hours to go back through all the story I finished :p
 
GravaGravity

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Apollo said:
Well for anybody who hasn't found some other way to play it yet, uhhh it's a really good game (but also a gacha, so please beware). The story starts as absolute steaming dogshit garbage, largely stays that way for the first 4-5 big chapters , and then stares you in the eye, says "ok now look at this" and becomes God's Gift to Gaming
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Does it really turn around that hard? I remember trying it from the US appn store a few times and each time I was left thinking "damn this story sucks even more than even Fate/Stay Night"
 

Carlquincy

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GravaGravity said:
Does it really turn around that hard? I remember trying it from the US appn store a few times and each time I was left thinking "damn this story sucks even more than even Fate/Stay Night"
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Personally, it does.

Rumor has it that FGO is meant to be a throwaway game, so the creator didn't put in effort for the 1st few chapters.
 
Gala

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GravaGravity said:
Does it really turn around that hard? I remember trying it from the US appn store a few times and each time I was left thinking "damn this story sucks even more than even Fate/Stay Night"
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It turns around hard. The beginning in Fuyuki is good, then you get some really bad chapters and the game starts to get better afterwards and really good with Camelot and Babylon. The 2.0 main story then is an absolute blast.
 
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