By the power of my Command Seal I order you: make a Fate video game that isn't dogshit!

It already exists and it's called CCC. The gameplay sucks dick though but the story is almost as good as the original vns

Command Seals lose their effectiveness when you ask for ludicrous things, OP.

Seriously though, the prospect of a good fate game will forever be hampered by the fact that Fate is perfectly profitable just being Waifu wars.

Why are (you) so ho

The arcade game looks good, but isn't accessible to anyone.

Other than that, a Fate moba would work perfectly, so would a battle royale. These would print endless money if they bothered to make them.

>Profiting off of people's gambling addictions
>Good game

>Air drop into generic Japanese city
>Search around for catalysts to summon your servant
>Hunt down remaining masters and murderize them
>Can turn any Servant into Berserker but your mana is constantly drained
>Assassin is the easiest to get catalysts for to summon, but is the weakest in combat so will get bodied hard
>Lancer, Archer, Saber take the longest to summon but will absolutely fuck up most other servants
>Rider is Jack of All Trades with a little bit of everything
>Caster is great for turtling. Can summon weak minion units to patrol and alert you to other masters and servants in the area. Marks portions of the map as your base and gives you bonuses while inside your territory

FGO is actually a good game mechanically.

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2d hentai action game featuring Chloe von Einzbern
gameplay mechanics revolve around succing mana from innocent men so you can be stronger in combat

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Saber is the canonical jack of all trades user

>Multiplayer, vaguely battle royale-type gameplay
>You make a single, persistent CaC that serves as your avatar in the game. You pick their appearance, their clothing, and the type of magic they use
>You then enter lobbies of 7, 14, or 49 players. They will all, along with you, become Masters. Depending on the match type you will either be grouped into teams or be solitary in a free-for-all. Each Master will summon a random servant.
>This servant will act like a pet, having its own AI, preferences in combat, and likes and dislikes about how you behave during the match.
>Each servant will also come with its own sidequest, where you can engage in conversations with them and complete objectives throughout the map to unlock new abilities for your Servant, or upgrade their Noble Phantasm.
>You and other Masters are almost incapable of damaging servants, so battles become about properly managing servants and giving them orders so they can win battles themselves.
>A variety of different maps based on cities throughout the franchise
>Each map has several random events that can happen, such as Boss-Tier Gilgamesh spawning as an enemy to all Masters, or Gilles summoning Cthulhu, or a Ruler appearing to mediate the conflict. These often require players to cooperate despite being enemies, but completing the objectives will net you cool bonuses.
>Winning HGWs allows you to gain wishes, which you can use as a currency of sorts to obtain cosmetic items, unlock certain abilities or even acquire items that allow you to guaranteed-summon the servant you want in a match

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Absolutely false. Jack of All Trades means to have a wide spread of stats and abilities but they're never the best. Rider always has the greatest variety of Noble Phantasms. Saber is the canonical uber "perfect in every way, lul." class. Saber was made to always win and the other classes were just fodder for the grail in comparison. They are NOT a Jack of All Trades type.

"Jack of all trades but Master of none" does not apply to a class who is notorious for having a large and disgustingly overpowered assortment of NPs per servant. He's correct in that Saber is the closest because they are meant as the most standardized class. They don't specialize in some unique role, and instead are just a rounded combat class expected to be powerful in any standard engagement. But the term doesn't really fit any servant class since they're all in essence meant to force more generally-skilled heroic spirits into a more focused role so they're easier to manage and maintain.

That would require Nasi to get off his ass, so that is basically impossible.

I was thinking auto-chess clone with FGO characters may work. And also should not be too hard to make.