Fate/Stay Night: Heaven’s Meal

Type-MOON’sFatefranchise is a many-headed beast, but it’s not all Holy Grail Wars and gacha hellscapes. Sometimes it’s just a bunch of superpowered friends gathering for a nice meal. That’s the premise ofToday’s Menu for the Emiya Family, the chillest, comfiestFate/Stay Nightspinoff there ever was. In it, nobody’s fighting, dying, or confronting their inner death wish. Instead, they’re just cooking delicious-looking food for New Year’s Eve, birthdays, or just dinner.

Now it’s coming to the Nintendo Switch, in game form. Announced by Aniplex and dated for a Spring 2020 release via the Japanese eShop,Everyday♪Today’s Menu for the Emiya Familyis billed as a “cooking adventure” game, involving little minigames, recipes from the manga and anime, and a great excuse to lovingly render Saber, Rin, Sakura and otherFategirls happily eating things.

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I’m already sold on the idea, but personally I’m hoping they also have some kind of “Cookbook Mode” option for play. Some of my happiest Nintendo DS memories involvePersonal Trainer: Cookingand following along as it taught me to make minestrone soup and an extremely Americanized version of Japanesekatsudon. It would be pretty sweet if the new year brought me a way to both indulge myFatefandom and my cooking nostalgia simultaneously.

Check out the announcement trailer for the game below,courtesy of Gematsu.

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