- January 20, 2023
- Intelligent Systems
Fire Emblem Engage
A hallmark of excellence. There may be flaws, but they are negligible and won't cause massive damage.
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In "Fire Emblem Engage," players step into the role of the Divine Dragon to protect the continent of Elyos. They summon renowned heroes like Marth and Celica, and strategize in turn-based battles against a looming evil. The game unravels a fresh Fire Emblem story, merging fan favorites with new characters in a rich tactical experience.
Fire Emblem Engage GBAtemp review
While Fire Emblem Engage might miss the mark in terms of compelling storytelling, it stands as a series high for its gameplay. There's a lot to like about Engage, and it's a game I can recommend without hesitation to any fan of the series.
82%Fire Emblem Engage review
Neither a reinvention of the series nor a return to its roots, Fire Emblem Engage finds a comfortable middle ground. It's another polished skirmish (with Suikoden-like town planning on the side) that will keep Fire Emblem fans happy, but its lacklustre plot and lack of branching choice (like Three Houses) ultimately hold it back.
60%Fire Emblem Engage Review
Fire Emblem Engage feels like a love letter to loyal fans of the series, providing pangs of nostalgia with recognisable characters, as well as an even deeper combat system that builds upon already solid foundations. Engage isn’t the best entry point into the series, and is rather shallow in terms of story and character development, but the combat is enjoyable enough alone to keep players engrossed until the end.
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