Kelly Severide runs Squad 3 and has been the backbone of Chicago Fire since the beginning. His expertise in arson investigation sets him apart from every other firefighter on the team. He often takes ...

Fire Emblem stories are sprawling heroic epics with an unusually high amount of character interaction compared to other Nintendo franchises. To facilitate this gameplay style, many of its starring ...

As a result, instead of depicting the motivations and personal relationships of each character like in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, this game focuses on the protagonist. We wanted Alear to grow ...

Each Fire Emblem game introduces a cast of characters you are able to recruit and bring into your army to battle with. Fire Emblem Engage doesn't have quite as deep of a social system as the ...

Fire Emblem Engage has 10 primary stats and one nebulous ‘Rating’ that governs how effective each character is at different roles. An important thing to remember is that each character will ...

The best class for each character in Fire Emblem Engage depends on your playstyle and how your characters grow. Like other Fire Emblem games, a character’s stat growth depends in large part on ...

All characters in Fire Emblem Engage have potential, but some are simply better than the others (Image via Intelligent Systems) All of the recruitable characters in Fire Emblem Engage have some ...

Fire Emblem Engage hides a strange detail which ties together multiple games in the series for the first time. As you'll no doubt know if you've played Fire Emblem Engage, yet another iteration of ...

I imagine others will feel the same, given when he joins. Okay. In every Fire Emblem game, there is a Jagen. This is a character who is an Advanced class unit at the very beginning of the game and ...

Fire Emblem games have a long-standing tradition of letting characters hook up with one another. Nothing encourages love quite like a battle of life and death against bandits and dragons.

Among other things, that means the game features a massive cast of characters that you can recruit to join your party. That mechanic is already causing a bit of anxiety among Fire Emblem fans.