Pro
+Fast paced action keeps things from getting to monotonous
+Far more exposition that you would expect

Cons
-Limited Characters (DLC are all cosmetic)
-Can Be Boring Very Fast
-No way to access graphics setting.
- Story can be pros and cons (i still do not get what the story is about since i have not play any fate game before)
- Not So Organise DLC as PS4 counterparts.

Conclusion
Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star is a competently crafted hack ‘n’ slasher that suffers from the same issues of repetition as its contemporaries. While making attempts at customization and depth, the core combat never rises to the challenge to match it.More nitpicky details include dated graphics and the unusual choice of font size. The framerate saves the game from looking like an early PlayStation 3 game, but the small font size makes reading the protagonist's own narration difficult when the system is docked. Playing it in handheld mode alleviates this somewhat, and was my preferred method of play (I'm of the mind that all visual novels should be enjoyed in the comfort of one's own bed).

Note: There is no Graphics setting in game, by default the game runs in 1080p but if you playing this game on WQHD screen you will be slighltly dissapointed. Although this is a solid port, if you not Fate series fan or in onto musou style gameplay simply skip this title. there are many game that is worth your money.

Pro +Fast paced action keeps things from getting to monotonous +Far more exposition that you would expect Cons -Limited Characters (DLC are all cosmetic) -Can Be Boring Very Fast -No way to access graphics setting. - Story can be pros and cons (i still do not get what the story is about since i have not play any fate game before) - Not So Organise DLC as PS4 counterparts. Conclusion Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star is a competently crafted hack ‘n’ slasher that suffers from the same issues of repetition as its contemporaries. While making attempts at customization and depth, the core combat never rises to the challenge to match it.More nitpicky details include dated graphics and the unusual choice of font size. The framerate saves the game from looking like an early PlayStation 3 game, but the small font size makes reading the protagonist's own narration difficult when the system is docked. Playing it in handheld mode alleviates this somewhat, and was my preferred method of play (I'm of the mind that all visual novels should be enjoyed in the comfort of one's own bed). Note: There is no Graphics setting in game, by default the game runs in 1080p but if you playing this game on WQHD screen you will be slighltly dissapointed. Although this is a solid port, if you not Fate series fan or in onto musou style gameplay simply skip this title. there are many game that is worth your money.