Fire Emblem Engage resurrects the weapon triangle to ... This is really where the tropes come out to play, and they're all bristling and ugly; actual character moments are pushed firmly to the ...

Fire Emblem Engage is a party. It’s a gathering ... The rest of Engage’s cast is often reduced to one-dimensional tropes and awkward slapstick physical comedy that only served to make me ...

Now that Fire Emblem Engage has been out for a few weeks ... A lot of pretty faces plastered atop tepid tropes, who seem to constantly be making an effort to be as polite and reverent as possible ...

With Fire Emblem Engage, developer Intelligent Systems has ... a nutshell is all this plot is worth. It’s laced with tropes that range from harmless (the protagonist has been asleep for 1,000 ...

Fire Emblem Engage follows a more traditional structure ... They're not all good, and some follow common JRPG tropes a little too closely, but in most cases it's a joy to watch these characters ...

Tired tropes like an amnesiac protagonist facing an ancient returning evil don't do this any favours, either. It's often predictable, but Fire Emblem Engage is helped along by some sharp character ...

I have been yearning for a good strategy RPG since Triangle Strategy left me wanting, and Engage scratches that ... you can start inheriting an Emblem’s dizzying array of skills.

While Fire Emblem: Engage was well-received, it did not capture the same attention or sales. With Fire Emblem 18 on the horizon, Intelligent Systems may very well lean toward the more successful ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Fire Emblem Engage is on sale for $25 at Best Buy. The Nintendo Switch-exclusive tactical RPG carries a $60 retail price, so this is a pretty ...

The newly released Fire Emblem Engage seems to do quite a lot of things right, but what it does best is its Inherit skills system. These inherited skills are crucial to your playthrough since they ...