Fire Emblem: Three Houses is also one of the best games in the Fire Emblem series, so it’s ripe for the musou treatment, at least in a world where we don’t immediately get a direct sequel.

making you explore other parts of the map. Previously, in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, you were given a list of assignments to choose from. But now you can also select the optional missions to gain ...

The story of Three Houses is expertly woven into the world it builds ... in some of the maps that are reused make each of the four(!) total routes worth investing in. Fire Emblem: Three Houses ...

The new Fire Emblem strategy game sees the return of the original developer and a less serious tone for it is tactical role-playing adventures. Unlike many, we weren’t big fans of Three Houses ...

Maps in the first eight chapters are varied ... and skilled sword masters. Pre-Three Houses, Fire Emblem games used a rock, paper, scissors system for weapons, and it returns here: Alfred ...

“As long as you're OK with the usual Musou repetition, Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is a worthy follow-up to Three Houses ... while moving around a map and capturing strongholds.

Playing “Fire Emblem: Three Hopes” has been a strange experience for me. The game painstakingly mirrors “Fire Emblem: Three Houses,” even ... area of the map? In previous games, bad ...