1 source Sep 12
Fantasy Record Remake Rewards Class Changes with Stacking Experience Multipliers
USERJOY Technology released the simulation RPG Fantasy Record Remake on September 10 for PC via Steam, with Japanese in-game display.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Why it matters
The remake keeps the original's risk-reward loop intact and modernizes the edges, so its appeal rests on a progression system that punishes the same greed it rewards.
The game is a modernized version of Fantasy Record, a 1998 PC title for Chinese-speaking regions that was never released in Japan. Players move units on square-tiled maps in turn-based battles, and a Combo Kill system can multiply earned experience by up to five times, which pushes characters to grow stronger while raising the difficulty in turn.
The Combo Kill system multiplies earned experience by up to five times, and repeated class changes keep raising a character's stats. The catch is that chasing those multipliers pulls the player into fights that are harder than the story requires, so the same desire that makes a unit stronger also makes the stage more dangerous to clear.
Fantasy Record Remake runs on square-tiled maps with turn-based battles and four difficulty settings: Normal, a Story Mode for following the narrative, and a Challenge Mode for a heavier test of skill, plus one higher tier. It is available on PC via Steam with Japanese in-game display.
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