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Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Beginner Guide
Start Strong in Basel
Learn the basic battle loop, map progression, missions, and resource habits before the early game becomes overwhelming. Resonance of Fate combines turn-based positioning, real-time movement, gun customization, and a world map built from hexagonal tiles, and the most important beginner habit is to treat every battle as a setup-and-execution puzzle: use machine guns to build Scratch Damage, finish targets with handguns, and use Hero Actions to control distance and positioning.
Learn the three-character battle roles
Zephyr, Vashyron, and Leanne can equip different combinations of firearms and grenades. Machine guns are primarily used to build Scratch Damage, while handguns and other direct-damage attacks are used to convert weakened enemies into actual damage. Experiment with the party during the early story battles so every character can contribute to both stages of the damage cycle.
Use the world map before entering every location
Basel is explored through a hex-based world map. Place colored map tiles to reveal routes and locations, then enter towns, dungeons, and story areas from the connected map. Map tiles can also open access to optional areas and help you reach terminals that provide useful effects.
Accept missions and check the guild regularly
Story progression is only part of the available content. Visit the mission and guild facilities in settlements to review available requests, then track their objectives before leaving town. Side missions can provide money, items, experience, and additional context for Basel.
Build a battle plan before moving
Before starting a fight, identify enemy armor, vulnerable body parts, turrets, and dangerous ranged attacks. Decide which character will perform the Scratch Damage pass, which character will finish the target, and where the party should move to avoid being surrounded.
Manage healing items, ammunition, and equipment
Restock consumables in towns and keep enough healing items for difficult encounters. Save useful upgrade materials for weapons that will remain in the party instead of spending every component on the first available modification. Check equipment after major story rewards and new shops.
Save before optional fights and major events
Use separate save slots around difficult battles, new chapters, and optional missions. This makes it easier to test weapon arrangements, revisit missed requests, and recover from spending resources on an ineffective setup.
Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Combat Guide
Master Scratch Damage and Direct Damage
Break enemies down with machine guns, finish them with direct damage, and use Hero Actions and Resonance Attacks to control the battlefield. The combat system is built around two kinds of damage: Scratch Damage quickly reduces an enemy's effective condition but is not normally the final way to defeat it, while Direct Damage converts that setup into lasting damage. Strong battles become much more manageable when the party alternates these roles while using movement, cover, and resonance abilities to avoid losing control of the turn.
Inspect the enemy and identify breakable parts
At the start of a fight, check the enemy's visible body parts, armor sections, and dangerous weapons. Some enemies become easier to defeat after a particular section is damaged or destroyed. Choose the first target based on threat level and how quickly its armor can be weakened.
- Prioritize weapons or parts that create immediate danger.
- Watch for exposed sections that can be damaged efficiently.
- Avoid spreading damage across too many targets without a finishing plan.
Machine guns are the primary tool for rapidly building Scratch Damage. Use them to weaken enemy armor and create a large damage window. Scratch Damage is most valuable when another character is ready to follow with a direct-damage attack before the target can recover.
- Use machine guns to prepare rather than finish most armored targets.
- Target the same enemy section when a quick follow-up is available.
- Use movement to keep the machine-gun user away from immediate retaliation.
Handguns and other direct-damage options are used to deal lasting damage to weakened targets. Follow a Scratch Damage pass with a direct attack while the enemy is vulnerable. If the target is no longer sufficiently weakened, return to the Scratch Damage step instead of wasting a weak finisher.
- A direct attack is strongest after the target has been prepared.
- Use the weapon that matches the enemy's current condition.
- Finish exposed parts when doing so removes a major enemy attack.
Use Hero Actions to cross dangerous space
Hero Actions allow a character to move through the battlefield while attacking along a selected route. They are useful for reaching the opposite side of an enemy formation, attacking multiple targets, breaking parts, or creating a favorable position for the next character.
- Plan the destination before committing to the route.
- Use obstacles and distance to reduce incoming attacks.
- Do not spend the action simply for extra movement if the party is already exposed.
Protect the party's Resonance Points
Resonance Points support powerful coordinated actions. They are generated and preserved through the party's battle flow, while reckless movement and failed positioning can leave the group vulnerable. Save enough resources for a coordinated attack when a difficult enemy is close to being broken.
- Treat Resonance Points as a resource for turning a dangerous situation around.
- Avoid spending every available option on a low-priority target.
- Build the party's position before using the strongest coordinated attacks.
Finish with Resonance Attack when the formation is ready
Resonance Attack coordinates the party's actions in a single offensive sequence. It is most effective after enemies have been weakened, the party has clear attack lanes, and the attack can connect with multiple useful targets or vulnerable parts.
- Prepare targets with Scratch Damage first.
- Choose a route that keeps the three characters contributing to the sequence.
- Use the attack to break a formation or close out a difficult encounter rather than opening every battle with it.
Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Weapon Customization Guide
Customize Each Weapon for Its Battle Role
Build machine guns for reliable Scratch Damage, handguns for finishing attacks, and grenades for flexible answers to difficult formations. Weapon customization is most effective when every attachment supports a clear role: machine guns benefit from improvements that make Scratch Damage consistent, handguns should be built to convert weakened enemies into Direct Damage, and grenades provide additional options when normal gunfire is inefficient or when a group of enemies is clustered together.
| Weapon | Recommended Focus | Early Game | Mid Game | Late Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Machine GunScratch Damage | Prioritize accuracy, capacity, and sustained attack performance so the weapon can quickly build Scratch Damage before the finishing character acts. BarrelMagazineScopeGripExpansion parts | Use straightforward accuracy and capacity improvements. Avoid spending rare components on a highly specialized layout before the party has a stable supply of materials. | Combine capacity and accuracy with offensive improvements that make repeated Scratch Damage passes more reliable against armored enemies. | Use the available attachment space to specialize the weapon for sustained setup damage, rapid part breaking, or a particular high-defense encounter. |
HandgunDirect Damage | Prioritize attack power, accuracy, and consistency against targets that have already been weakened by Scratch Damage. BarrelMagazineScopeGripExpansion parts | Add practical accuracy and capacity improvements first, then increase damage when the party begins relying on the handgun as the finishing weapon. | Build for dependable finishing attacks and better performance against enemies whose armor has already been stripped away. | Use a specialized direct-damage configuration for vulnerable parts, boss encounters, and targets that must be defeated during a short opening. |
GrenadeSituational Damage and Utility | Keep several grenade types available so the party can respond to groups, resistant targets, and encounters where normal gunfire is inefficient. Grenade capacityEffect-enhancing partsExpansion parts | Carry a small reserve instead of consuming every grenade in ordinary encounters. Save useful effects for enemies that cannot be handled efficiently with the current guns. | Use grenades to exploit clustered enemies, soften formations, or provide an alternative when a target's armor makes the normal damage cycle too slow. | Maintain a flexible selection rather than one universal loadout. Change the carried effects before major battles when the enemy composition is known. |
General Attachment PlanEfficient Use of Materials | Match every component to the weapon's role and avoid filling slots simply because they are available. BarrelMagazineScopeGripExpansion parts | Spend common materials on the weapons used most often and keep rare components until the party's preferred roles are clear. | Replace temporary attachments when a better layout becomes available instead of forcing one weapon to cover every job. | Create role-specific configurations: a machine gun for Scratch Damage, a handgun for Direct Damage, and a flexible grenade setup for special situations. |
Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Chapter Walkthrough
Follow the Story Through Basel
Use chapter-based preparation notes to manage story objectives, optional missions, map routes, and the next major unlock. The main route in Resonance of Fate advances through Basel's settlements, world-map tiles, dungeons, and story battles. Before moving into a new chapter, check available missions, restock consumables, review weapon roles, and place enough map tiles to reach the next objective without wasting resources.
Opening Chapters
Readiness: Use the current story level range and upgrade equipment before pushing into unfamiliar combat areas.
Opening Chapters
Readiness: Use the current story level range and upgrade equipment before pushing into unfamiliar combat areas.
Objectives
- Complete the introductory story sequence and learn the basic battle controls.
- Unlock the central facilities used for shopping, missions, equipment, and party preparation.
- Practice the Scratch Damage into Direct Damage cycle against ordinary enemies.
Preparation
- Equip at least one machine gun and one handgun in the active party.
- Purchase a basic supply of healing items and ammunition-related consumables.
- Place only the map tiles needed to reveal the next route and nearby useful locations.
Key Items:
Map tilesHealing itemsEarly weapon componentsAfter Completion: Review newly available missions, return to town services, and update weapon attachments before entering the next story area.
Early Basel Exploration
Readiness: Match the area's ordinary enemies and complete available side content before attempting an optional high-threat encounter.
Early Basel Exploration
Readiness: Match the area's ordinary enemies and complete available side content before attempting an optional high-threat encounter.
Objectives
- Use the world map to connect the next story location.
- Complete available requests from the guild and settlement facilities.
- Learn to identify enemy parts and choose whether to break, bypass, or finish them.
Preparation
- Check every active mission for location and reward requirements.
- Carry enough map tiles to open the intended route.
- Adjust the party so one character can build Scratch Damage and another can finish weakened targets.
Key Items:
Mission rewardsMap tilesWeapon upgrade materialsAfter Completion: Spend newly earned money and materials on the weapons used most often, then save before the next major story transition.
Mid-Game Story Progression
Readiness: Upgrade weapons and equipment whenever the enemy armor or attack patterns begin to outpace the current setup.
Mid-Game Story Progression
Readiness: Upgrade weapons and equipment whenever the enemy armor or attack patterns begin to outpace the current setup.
Objectives
- Advance through the required map routes and story locations.
- Use Hero Actions to cross open spaces and attack exposed enemy parts.
- Combine party movement with Resonance Points for difficult encounters.
Preparation
- Review machine-gun and handgun attachment layouts.
- Carry grenades for formations that are inefficient to handle with ordinary gunfire.
- Complete accessible side missions before locking into a major story battle.
Key Items:
Weapon componentsGrenadesHealing suppliesAfter Completion: Revisit the mission list and world map. New routes, rewards, and optional objectives may become available as the story advances.
Late-Game Preparation
Readiness: Enter major late-game areas with fully reviewed equipment and a party setup that can perform both damage stages consistently.
Late-Game Preparation
Readiness: Enter major late-game areas with fully reviewed equipment and a party setup that can perform both damage stages consistently.
Objectives
- Confirm the next story route and complete remaining preparation tasks.
- Use Resonance Attack to break difficult formations or finish vulnerable enemies.
- Reserve strong consumables and rare materials for demanding battles.
Preparation
- Create a reliable Scratch Damage weapon configuration.
- Create a reliable Direct Damage weapon configuration.
- Save before entering major story areas and before optional high-difficulty encounters.
Key Items:
Rare weapon componentsHigh-value healing itemsSpecialized grenadesAfter Completion: Keep a separate completion save so optional content and remaining missions can be explored without losing story progress.
Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Character Builds
Best Party Builds for Zephyr, Vashyron, and Leanne
Build each member around a clear combat role and switch weapon assignments when facing regular encounters, bosses, or high-difficulty challenges. Resonance of Fate's combat system rewards coordinated use of handguns, machineguns, and grenades. These setups give each character a distinct role while preserving the party's ability to create scratch damage, deal direct damage, break body parts, and exploit tri-Attack opportunities.
Zephyr — Mobile Direct-Damage Finisher
Weapons
- Handgun for direct damage and finishing weakened targets
- Machinegun for rapidly building scratch damage
Equipment
- Prioritize charge speed, magazine capacity, and accuracy upgrades
- Use weapon grips, sights, and barrels to improve consistency during charged attacks
- Carry elemental or explosive ammunition when available for encounter-specific weaknesses
Combat Plan: Use the machinegun to build scratch damage, then switch to the handgun to convert that damage into permanent damage. Zephyr's mobility makes him well suited to repositioning around enemy formations and starting tri-Attacks.
Vashyron — Flexible Gunner and Control Specialist
Weapons
- Handgun for dependable direct damage
- Machinegun for scratch-damage setup
- Grenades for area damage and enemy control
Equipment
- Balance charge speed with magazine capacity
- Use sights and grips that support accurate charged shots
- Keep multiple grenade types available for armored enemies and clustered targets
Combat Plan: Vashyron can fill the missing role in almost any party setup. Use him to prepare targets with a machinegun, break enemy parts with a handgun, or clear groups when a grenade is more efficient than a firearm.
Weapons
- Handgun for precise direct damage
- Machinegun when the party needs additional scratch-damage buildup
- Grenades for enemies resistant to conventional positioning
Equipment
- Prioritize accuracy, charge speed, and magazine capacity
- Use weapon customization to support consistent charged shots
- Equip defensive accessories when entering unfamiliar boss encounters
Combat Plan: Leanne is effective when placed where she can safely complete a charged attack or join a tri-Attack route. Keep her mobile, use cover and terrain when available, and let the other two characters create the damage state she can exploit.
Weapons
- Assign at least one machinegun user
- Maintain two reliable handgun users
- Keep grenades available on the character with the best access to enemy groups
Equipment
- Upgrade weapon capacity before chasing highly specialized damage setups
- Keep multiple ammunition types stocked
- Use accessories to cover status effects or damage types encountered in the current chapter
Combat Plan: Open with scratch damage, convert it with handguns, and reserve Hero Actions and tri-Attacks for moments that change the encounter. This setup is reliable for story progression and can be adjusted without rebuilding the entire party.
Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Boss Guide
Boss Patterns, Weaknesses, and Safe Battle Plans
Use the scratch-damage system, enemy-part targeting, and tri-Attacks to control difficult encounters instead of relying on raw damage alone. Boss fights in Resonance of Fate are built around positioning, stagger control, and efficient conversion of scratch damage into direct damage. The safest approach is to identify the boss's vulnerable parts, remove dangerous support units, and preserve Hero Actions for turns that create a decisive opening.
Antourion
Early story bossWeaknesses
- Exposed or breakable enemy parts
- Scratch damage followed by handgun direct damage
- Coordinated attacks that prevent the boss from maintaining control of the arena
Dangerous Attacks
- Large-area attacks that punish characters who remain grouped
- Retaliation after an incomplete attack sequence
- Pressure from surrounding enemies or exposed components
Recommended Party: Use one machinegun user to build scratch damage and two handgun users to finish broken or weakened targets.
Safe Strategy: Spread the party before committing to a Hero Action, remove supporting threats when possible, and use tri-Attacks after the boss has been prepared rather than at the beginning of the encounter.
Rewards: Story progression and access to the next stage of the campaign.
Sullivan
Major story confrontationWeaknesses
- Damage windows created by breaking enemy parts
- Direct damage after scratch damage has been built
- Repeated coordinated attacks during exposed phases
Dangerous Attacks
- High-damage attacks during exposed or transition phases
- Attacks that punish predictable movement
- Additional pressure from summoned or supporting combat units
Recommended Party: Bring the standard machinegun-and-handgun combination, with grenades available for controlling additional targets.
Safe Strategy: Prioritize battlefield control over immediate boss damage. Keep at least one character positioned to continue building scratch damage while the others finish parts or eliminate support enemies.
Rewards: Campaign progression and access to later story content.
Urobolos
Endgame story bossWeaknesses
- Breakable body sections and exposed components
- Scratch damage converted through charged handgun attacks
- Tri-Attacks performed after the boss has been staggered or opened
Dangerous Attacks
- Wide-range attacks that can damage multiple party members
- High-pressure phases that reduce the safety of stationary attacks
- Punishing counterattacks when the party attacks without a planned escape route
Recommended Party: Use all three characters with upgraded firearms, expanded ammunition capacity, and defensive accessories suited to the current encounter.
Safe Strategy: Enter with a full supply of healing items and ammunition, identify which body sections can be safely targeted, and avoid spending every Hero Action at once. Preserve a route for retreat so the party can recover after a failed attack sequence.
Rewards: Final story progression and completion of the main campaign.
Optional Arena and Challenge Battles
Repeatable combat challengeWeaknesses
- Predictable enemy formations
- Weapon-specific damage states
- Enemy parts that can be removed before the final target is defeated
Dangerous Attacks
- Overlapping attacks from several enemies
- Status effects and ranged pressure
- Losing control of the turn order after a failed Hero Action
Recommended Party: Use a flexible party with at least one machinegun, two handguns, and a selection of grenades.
Safe Strategy: Study the encounter before committing resources, target the enemy that can disrupt the party's movement, and use tri-Attacks to end dangerous rounds quickly.
Rewards: Arena progression, battle rewards, and resources used for equipment customization.
Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Missions and Unlockables
Side Content, Costumes, Weapons, and Completion Rewards
Track optional content alongside the main story so that side missions, customization options, and challenge rewards are not missed. Optional content in Resonance of Fate includes side missions, arena challenges, weapon customization, costumes, and repeatable resource farming. Progress through the story to open new areas, then return to the hub and mission boards to check for newly available activities.
| Content Type | Unlock Condition | Timing | Location | Rewards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Side Missions | Accept missions from available mission boards and NPCs after completing the required story progress. | Available throughout the campaign, with new requests appearing as chapters advance. | The central hub and accessible towns or mission locations connected through the world map. | Experience, money, healing supplies, ammunition, rare materials, and other progression resources. |
| Arena Challenges | Access the Arena and complete battles in the available challenge sequence. | Progressive combat content that expands as the party completes earlier battles and advances through the game. | Arena facility in the main hub. | Battle rewards, useful resources, and additional opportunities to test weapon customization and party setups. |
| Costumes and Outfit Customization | Obtain or unlock costume options through story progress and optional content. | Available as the campaign opens additional customization opportunities. | Character and costume management menus in the hub. | Visual customization for Zephyr, Vashyron, and Leanne without changing the core combat system. |
| Weapon Customization | Collect weapon parts and materials, then use the customization interface to modify firearms. | Available during progression and increasingly important for advanced encounters. | Weapon customization services and equipment menus. | Improved charge speed, accuracy, magazine capacity, handling, and other weapon performance benefits. |
| World Map Exploration | Use map tiles and energy cells to open routes and reveal new locations. | Available from the world map and expanded as the story provides access to new regions. | The world map surrounding the central hub. | Access to story areas, optional locations, treasure spaces, combat encounters, and hidden resources. |
| Repeatable Resource Farming | Return to cleared areas, arena battles, or previously completed combat routes. | Available after the relevant area or challenge has been unlocked. | Previously visited world-map sectors, battle areas, and the Arena. | Money, ammunition, materials, enemy drops, and components used to improve weapons. |
Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster Codes and Cheats
Codes, Cheats, and Built-In Enhanced Remaster Features
There are no confirmed official redemption codes or secret command strings to enter; progression and customization are handled through the game itself. Players searching for Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster codes should distinguish between external cheat claims and features provided by the game. The useful options are built-in presentation and performance enhancements, plus normal in-game progression through missions, equipment, the Arena, and character customization.
Official Redemption Codes
There is no established official code list for entering currency, weapons, costumes, or instant unlocks through a code menu. Progression is obtained through normal gameplay systems.
Secret Commands and Cheat Menu
The game does not provide a standard public command sequence for bypassing story progression or granting all items. Be cautious with unofficial code claims that are not part of the game's published feature set.
HDR Support
HDR presentation is one of the Enhanced Remaster's visual improvements when used with a compatible display and system configuration.
120 FPS Support
The Enhanced Remaster supports high-frame-rate presentation on compatible hardware and displays. The actual output depends on the platform, display, and system settings.
Speed Mode
Speed-related options make it possible to move through battles and progression more quickly without requiring a cheat code or external modification.
Weapons, weapon parts, costumes, resources, side content, and challenge rewards are obtained through story progress, missions, exploration, combat, and customization.