Both Fire Emblem: Engage and Three Houses were successes, but Three Houses' type of success is where Intelligent Systems might want to go.

Gifts are an important aspect of Fire Emblem: Three Houses' gameplay, but sometimes it's difficult to know who likes what.

Fire Emblem Engage follows the critically acclaimed Three Houses. Both games look similar but there are some major differences to know of.

The Fire Emblem series is famous for its story and romance features, making this game stand out. The romance feature works slightly differently in Fire Emblem: Three Houses but mostly keeps ...

Fire Emblem Engage is Three Houses turned up to 11, for better or worse – preview If you're concerned about the Persona-fication of Fire Emblem, you might want to temper your expectations for ...

Put a rather ridiculous amount of time into Fire Emblem: Three Houses over the weekend, and here are some thoughts: Fire Emblem's always had a certain Persona-esque quality with creating support ...

Who to Give the Two-Toned Whetstone to in Fire Emblem Three Houses Catherine or Shamir? During the game’s first act, you’ll come across Catherine and Shamir having a friendly debate while you ...

Five Years Later, Fire Emblem: Three Houses ’ Best Character Is Still Edelgard The leader of the Black Eagles brings revolutionary energy to the acclaimed tactical Switch RPG ...

The Fire Emblem: Three Houses likes and dislikes feature plays a key role in your ability to increase bonds with the cast of characters.

Another female Byleth Fire Emblem: Three Houses figure is on the way, as she'll join Edelgard in Good Smile Company's figma line.

Fire Emblem Engage, which will be released for Nintendo Switch on Jan. 20, shies away from the Persona-esque relationship-sim elements of Three Houses to focus more heavily on tactics.

Fire Emblem Engage is getting season pass content, and the lords from the Three Houses are coming on launch day!