'Trails of Cold Steel' has the most vibrant and alive fantasy school setting in a video game to date and it deserves more attention.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses marks a triumphant return to home console that puts in the effort to pull the player into its world.
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Fire Emblem: Three Houses gets a lot right, but its intricate character-building might just be its most impressive accomplishment.
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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...
Considering how long Nintendo has kept quiet on Intelligent Systems’ next core Fire Emblem title, it was only a matter of time before fans got a...
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...
