REDLAND 2026 delivered an offline experience that combined shooting challenges with character companionship. Throughout the event, crowds of players gathered at the booth to check in, keeping the shooting challenges and character interactions lively day and night. From the Otherworld Shooting Range and Dream Dormitory to the parade float procession and exclusive merchandise, the event perfectly showcased the dual life of shooting adventure, ranging from intense target practice to relaxed daily interactions.
Fire in the Otherworld, gather in the dorm! The dual-themed booth maximizes contrast
The Otherworld Shooting Range and the cozy dormitory were set up side by side, bringing the dual life of shooting adventure from Fate Trigger to REDLAND. On the shooting range side, retro TVs and glitchy visuals intertwined to create a mysterious electronic otherworld, showcasing the new gameplay's interdimensional style; on the dorm side, pink beds and soft warm lighting created a cozy living atmosphere. The striking contrast between retro sci-fi and girl-next-door daily life became a major highlight of the booth.
This contrast extended to the on-site experience as well. The "Harbinger Precision Trial" allowed players to compete in marksmanship alongside their partners, aiming and firing in a duel of speed and accuracy. Turning around, the Harbingers in the dorm offered another way to meet.
Harbinger Dorms Open! Hunt for treasures and unlock photo Easter eggs
For this exhibition, Fate Trigger brought the game's dormitory daily life offline. Meetings with the Harbingers were no longer limited to posing in front of character backdrops; instead, players joined them in lifelike settings to hunt for treasures and take photos, capturing relaxed moments beyond the adventure.
The "Bathtub Treasure Hunt" combined "loot hunting" with character interaction. The small balls hid not only merchandise rewards but also exclusive photo codes. The surprise of opening blind boxes extended to the camera lens, where each action card led to a special partner photo.
The beds in the dorm even "stood up"! The "Pillowside Photo" used upright bed sets to create forced perspective effects, allowing players and cosplayers to take fun photos that looked like they were "lying down" in the scene while standing. These exclusive "homecoming photos" captured another side of the Harbingers beyond combat.
Chance encounters on the official parade! Harbingers hit the streets in rotation
This time, encounters with the Harbingers extended to the official REDLAND parade float procession.
Hecate, Nase, and Kira took turns joining the official Redland parade float procession. Over the five-day event, one Harbinger appeared on foot with the parade team each day.
Familiar characters appeared before players' eyes on the parade floats. Attendees followed the parade route to catch glimpses of the characters and capture moments of waving interactions. Compared to static photo ops, the parade added an element of theme-park-style surprise to this cross-dimensional encounter. Back at the booth, the characters' group performances and close-range interactions continued this sense of companionship. A cold drink handed over after the performance, or a photo taken in the dorm, transformed the Harbinger seen on the float into a partner you could greet and pose with right beside you.
Oversized "Ant Moving Bags" hold the joy of the exhibition! Return fully loaded
Beyond close-up interactions with the Harbingers, Fate Trigger enriched this offline adventure with a variety of limited-edition merchandise. The shooting challenges, dorm treasure hunts, and stamp-collection lucky draws tied the exhibition experience together, turning the in-game joy of scavenging supplies into the real-life surprise of winning "loot" by hand.
Among them, the oversized "Ant Moving Bag" gave a particularly vivid expression to the idea of "returning fully loaded." The creative combination of in-game backpacks and anime-style itabags allowed attendees to display both their exhibition hauls and character collections, echoing the joy players find in showing off their merchandise and passions. These "loot backpacks," filled with收获, left behind a sense of satisfaction from the adventure and a memento of meeting beloved characters.
From shooting battles in the Otherworld to daily companionship in the dorm, Fate Trigger showcased the "dual life of shooting adventure" at this REDLAND event. The five-day offline encounter has come to a close, but the stories of the Harbingers continue. For more game updates, please follow the official Fate Trigger accounts.