It’s been 35 years since Intelligent Systems debuted its Fire Emblem series on Nintendo's Famicom. Through its ever-evolving combat and the introduction of beloved character bonding mechanics ...

Fire Emblem Engage, like many Switch games, doesn't have any official preorder bonuses from Nintendo. However, GameStop is giving away a Fire Emblem-themed tarot card deck with preorders.

After putting in some major study sessions and passing its tests in 2019’s Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Fire Emblem Engage makes the potentially surprising decision to take a purposeful step away ...

Fire Emblem has come a long way over the last 10 years from an obscure series on the verge of ending to one of Nintendo’s biggest franchises that has multiple spinoffs, like the Dynasty Warriors ...

Nintendo's latest Fire Emblem game, Fire Emblem: Engage, gives me that same feeling on the go in a solo adventure. Fire Emblem is a super long-standing Nintendo series going all the way back to ...

Fire Emblem turned 30 years old back in 2020, but one could be forgiven for thinking of its latest entry, Fire Emblem Engage, as a belated 30th anniversary celebration. It’s got that sort of ...

The Fire Emblem series remained obscure to North American audiences until 2001, when the characters Roy and Marth carved up the competition in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Ever since, the tactical ...

The Fire Emblem series is in the middle of an identity crisis, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the latest entry, “Fire Emblem Engage.” Tough-as-nails tactics and permadeath defined ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A new RPG released on Steam is a great game for Fire Emblem fans as they wait for the next ...

Thirty-five years ago, Nintendo invented the tactical RPG with Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light. And ever since then, countless others have been looking to the Fire Emblem formula ...

Intelligent Systems has made some bold decisions with Fire Emblem Engage, and I'd argue they've mostly paid off. Diverging from one of this generation's most acclaimed RPGs was always going to be ...