Fire Emblem Engage is a fun little strategy game that will give you a fair challenge. Youll be primarily controlling Alear, but like always, youre responsible for the lives of the units within the ...

Ultimately, though, it's the battles where Engage shines the most, and as you may have seen in our Fire Emblem Engage review ... but it also stands on its own two feet as a phenomenal game ...

Three decades of tactical gaming building up to Fire Emblem Engage have only seen the series grow in stature and renown, rather than fade into the grid-based background. Arguably, it’s the ...

Fire Emblem Engage is the latest entry in this hallowed series, and while it brings in all of the accumulated modernity the franchise has accrued, it makes sure to stay true to the series’ past.

In short, Fire Emblem Awakening may be the game with no feet, but Fire Emblem Engage is the story with no legs. That much is universally agreed upon, but where I differ from the norm is that ...

Fire Emblem Engage is a stellar entry in this storied ... into the game via their amiibo figures and, very importantly, feet for the characters. After all, 3DS was all about stability.

Editor’s Note: There will be Fire Emblem Engage spoilers, especially regarding the Byleth Emblem Ring, below. So you first get the Byleth Emblem Ring in Fire Emblem Engage in Chapter 14.

Fire Emblem Engage doesn't have quite as deep of a social system as the previous entry, but still does have a handful of characters that you can miss out on recruiting if you don't know what to do.

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 ...

Fire Emblem Engage features special power-ups called Emblem Rings, which house the spirits of iconic heroes from previous games. They provide many bonuses - from passive skills and stat boosts to ...