The Fire Emblem series is now as popular as ever. When Fire Emblem Awakening launched for the Nintendo 3DS in 2012, the game single-handedly saved the franchise from cancellation due to its ...

Now that Fire Emblem Engage has been out for a few weeks, we’ve got a pretty clear impression of what it is, and more broadly, what it isn’t. The fourteenth mainline entry in Intelligent Systems’ long ...

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After the major success that was Fire Emblem: Three Houses, whichever entry became the next in the franchise would have a tall task ahead of it. How do you improve on a game that so effortlessly ...

After a renaissance that led to leap in popularity, “Fire Emblem” sits at a crossroads. The franchise has honed its distinct storytelling style and tactical role-playing gameplay into a fine edge.

Fire Emblem Engage is a game of two halves. The combat – including the tactics and team-building – is among the best it's ever been in the long-running and beloved franchise, taking creative decisions ...

Garreg Mach monastery is not a pretty place in Fire Emblem: Three Houses.

Stefan is a machine that plays video games, writes about video games, and then stares at a wall. Staring at a wall is the most productive part of its day. Fire Emblem Engage does give some ...

Fire Emblem Engage has a lot of systems to keep track of. Even ignoring all the different combat mechanics, you have your level, class, Support Levels, equipment, and more to consider. One thing you ...

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Tactics RPGs including Mario + Rabbids, Triangle Strategy, and the Banner Saga offer tactical gameplay in the lead up to Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.