Although Fire Emblem: Engage was not a failure, its reception made it clear that fans are looking for something more in their next Fire Emblem story. Three Houses brought a perfect mix of ...

In Fire Emblem: Three Houses, there used to be a calendar at work, leading you toward a big mission at the end of every month. In the new edition, no such calendar exists.

Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Tactical, Adventure All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Fire Emblem: Three Houses Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a game for ...

Avid Fire Emblem players will be quick to pick up on the notable changes compared to Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Here are a few. No multiple stories: Multiple alternate paths have been a staple of ...

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 ...

But getting back to this trio, when you put their ring on, you’ll randomly get one of the three at the beginning of your turn. No matter which you get, you’ll be able to earn 120% EXP, giving ...

This isn’t an anniversary year – Fire Emblem turned 30 back in 2020 – but in some way Fire Emblem Engage feels like one of those anniversary celebrations. Except it isn’t.

The next batch of Fire Emblem Heroes characters come from Three Houses. Three characters tied to the Blue Lions will be joining the game. Most notable is a Rearmed version of Ingrid. New Felix ...

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.