Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Player Reviews
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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave combines familiar tactical battles with four protagonists, time travel, and a more expansive world map. The Brand techniques add a worthwhile new tactical layer, while dungeons and character-specific activities on the world map help keep things varied. The game’s greatest strength lies in how its systems
i've loved fire emblem since i was little and this installment gave me so much fire emblem. amazing.
Extremely well made RPG and it has my favorite cast of characters in the series
For a game that’s supposed to be strategic, there’s barely any gameplay when 80% of the content is cutscenes and inventory management. Not to mention the open areas of the game plays like an MMORPG from 2004.
The core gameplay isn’t bad, it’s a shame it’s padded with system bloat and
I found the game very long and monotonous.
I didn’t like the story: there was too much politics and too many different plotlines, to the point where it became hard to follow. And what’s the deal with this half-alien, half-divine nonsense?
It takes a lot of time and effort to recruit just
If you like fire emblem three houses like me,you are probably going to like this one,its pretty much an evolution of 3h with the caveat that i do think the writing is slightly weaker though it is compensated by having the best presentation of a FE game to date.
Naturally if
Probably the best game in this genre! I've played all FE main games since Awakening and this is my favorite!
It's indeed kinda daunting and confusing at the start but once someone learns the system, it's so much fun!
Nothing different or interesting. Low quality story, character building, and fighting mechanism
The best of the series ! Hundreds of hours to play. If you liked 3 Houses, this is a huge evolution of it. Adapt to beginners too! Still it keeps the original fire emblem mechanics!
While the overall narrative and lore are very engaging, there are a lot of conversations that feel like bloat, just to be there to pad the runtime. When you walk up to random townsfolk, many of them say similar sentiments to other citizens, just in a slightly different manner. Occasionally,
Fortune's Weave is unfortunately, very overrated. Most of the good is overshadowed by a cast with some characters that could be hard to like, it can be hard to side with some of the main characters, some mechanics can be confusing, and the turn system is a bad thing that
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