Fate Trigger Release Timeline: Full Launch Expected Late 2025

Among the most anticipated anime-style tactical shooters of the decade, Fate Trigger has captured the attention of core FPS fans and anime enthusiasts alike. Developed by Tencent's Saroasis Studios and powered by Unreal Engine 5, the game's visually dynamic floating island world and fast-paced hero shooter mechanics make it one of the hottest titles on the horizon. But the big question remains—when is it launching?

 

In this article, we break down everything you need to know about Fate Trigger's release schedule, from beta testing to the full launch, and how to get ready for it—especially when it comes to network performance.

 

• The First Step: Closed Beta Launches July 24
• Full Launch Likely in Q4 2025
• On Which Platforms Is Fate Trigger Available? 
• What Do You Need to Prepare for Playing Fate Trigger?

 

 

The First Step: Closed Beta Launches July 24

 

Officially confirmed by the developers, Fate Trigger will enter its Closed Beta phase on July 24, 2025. This marks the first time players globally can experience the game in action, signaling a shift from internal development to open community testing.

 

This beta is packed: players can try out three new heroes (Ryoin, Cynric, Mindy), a brand-new 8v8 mode, dynamic terrain changes, vehicle combat, and customizable "Gun-Chip" loadouts. The test is expected to last two to four weeks and will heavily inform the game's balance and design moving forward.

 

Full Launch Likely in Q4 2025

 

While the official release date hasn't been announced, all signs point to a late 2025 release, likely between November and December. Here's why:

 

• Beta content appears nearly complete, indicating minimal changes needed for launch.
• Tencent typically spaces beta and full launch by 3–5 months.
• Holiday release windows are ideal for F2P titles aiming for maximum exposure and revenue.
• Cross-platform support (PC, PS5, Xbox, mobile) suggests staggered rollout, but enough time exists post-beta to fine-tune everything.

 

All signs suggest that Fate Trigger will be aiming for a global release window in Q4 2025—right in time for the holiday rush.

 

On Which Platforms Is Fate Trigger Available? 

 

Currently, Saroasis Studios has confirmed the game's release on PC (Steam) and announced plans for PlayStation 5 and Xbox platforms. However, none of these platforms have received an exact release date yet. Based on past practices, Tencent will likely launch the game on PC first before considering console versions. Therefore, a simultaneous multi-platform release is improbable, and console players may want to consider playing on PC initially. 

 

What Do You Need to Prepare for Playing Fate Trigger?

 

1. Recommended System Requirements

 

Although Fate Trigger is not a particularly hardware-demanding game, sufficient performance ensures smoother visuals, which provides a greater advantage in competitive gameplay.

 

• OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit
• Processor: Intel Core i7-8700K / AMD Ryzen 5 5600
• Memory: 16 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 / AMD RX 5600XT / Intel Arc B580
• DirectX: Version 12
• Network: Broadband Internet connection
• Storage: 40 GB available space
• Notes: SSD strongly recommended

 

2. Avoid Network Jitter

 

We need to utilize game accelerators like GearUP to prevent and fix network issues. Its multi-path technology enables seamless switching between globally distributed network nodes, ensuring you always connect to servers via the optimal route—reducing Fate Trigger lag and enhancing stability. Many players frequently struggled with latency during the beta tests, further highlighting GearUP's importance. And don't worry, GearUP is extremely easy to use, allowing anyone to effortlessly resolve connectivity problems.

 

Step 1: Click this button to download GearUP.

 

 

Step 2: Search for Fate Trigger in the app.

 

 

Step 3: Select a server—GearUP lets you switch and connect to global servers for optimal performance.

 

 

Step 4: Start the Boost process. You'll see real-time network optimization details. Then, launch the game and jump into your match!

 

 

3. Choosing the Right Server

 

Fate Trigger has numerous servers, but we still recommend choosing the one closest to your location for lower ping. If you need to play across regions, you can use GearUP to test the latency of each server. Currently, some games already allow direct server ping testing on the GearUP website—you might want to give it a try.

 

 

Conclusion

 

With Fate Trigger's closed beta right around the corner and a full launch likely this winter, now's the time to prepare. Don't risk a poor experience due to unstable connections—opt for GearUP Booster to ensure you’re always ahead, even by half a second. Get ready to awaken your fate—and do it lag-free.