Fire Emblem: Three Houses marks a triumphant return to home console that puts in the effort to pull the player into its world.
Here are eleven useful features, Fire Emblem: Three Houses brushes over or flat out never explains that you should be well aware of.
Amid the constant flow of intense battles, perfectly timed platforming, and head-scratching puzzles, gamers generally don’t have to worry about consequences from the passage of time....
Choose Your Roster! For many strategy games, balance is the most important aspect of building your team. Whether you like to aggressively attack the enemy before...
Fire Emblem: Three Houses gets a lot right, but its intricate character-building might just be its most impressive accomplishment.
In 2001 and 2002 a myriad of Nintendo fans had their first exposure to Fire Emblem thanks to the platform-fighter Super Smash Bros. Melee. Two of...
Back to Garreg Mach Monastery! I’ve gone years thinking that the Fire Emblem franchise wasn’t really for me, not having had a proper foundation in strategy...
Slashing the faceless masses of enemy soldiers in Fire Emblem Warriors into a fireworks display of bodies is an absolute blast, but the sword-swinging chop-fest is after more than...
Fire Emblem Warriors: M.I.A. Fire Emblem Warriors is a really fun game held back by a mediocre roster. Koei Tecmo decided to go heavy on the 3DS characters, ignoring...
Fire Emblem Warriors is an orgy of frenetic combat, a blood-letting on a titanic scale, a ballet of butchery that moves in perfect harmony with its...
