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June 2022
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The editors liked
Same characters you loved from Three Houses
Familiar mechanics
Decisions provide plenty of replay value
New protagonist is likable
Interesting storylines
New mid-battle fast-travel options keeps combat moving
Character development pays off and makes you care about your peers
Runs surprisingly well with fast load times compared to past Musou Switch games
A pitch perfect replica of Three Houses' world and style
The best gameplay musou games have to offer
Looks amazing
Great fun to play
Interesting story
Great
Customizable combat system
Mostly stable frame rate
Three routes through an interesting story
The editors didn't like
Lots of repetition
Far less strategy than a true Fire Emblem game
Steep learning curve
A staggering amount of tutorials
Bad checkpoints sometimes drop you back in right before you fail a mission
The larger story of competing political machinations is hard to follow and boring
Abstract: Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes might be the finest musou you can play today, but is that enough?Nintendo has handed Omega Force the keys to the Fire Emblem franchise again, and in doing so may have unlocked the developer's potential more than any other...
Published: 2022-07-12, Author: Ben , review by: impulsegamer.com
Despite some minor gripes, Three Hopes is still a great Fire Emblem game with plenty of value for fans of the series. I really look forward to future updates and DLC to this game and to explore a lot of what New Game Plus and higher difficulties offer...
Abstract: There obviously seems to be a trust between Nintendo and Koei Tecmo's development division Omega Force, as we are now onto the fourth Musou/Warriors (I will call them Musou from now on) game dedicated to a Nintendo IP. The previous titles were the two set...
Excellent Attack Effects, Three Different Paths To Play, Adjustable Settings for All Players + Brilliant Graphics and Storyline
Can Take Time Learning To Set Team Members Up,
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes was more than just a normal or simple one-story path that doesn't lead to the same exact results. There are three storylines to go on playing and each is adjusted by the choices you make during the game. Therefore, each c...
Abstract: Traditionally, Fire Emblem has been a series about emotionally over-investing in the triumphs, romances and deaths of anime-styled characters on fantasy battlefields. It's been tactical and slow-paced, giving you plenty of time to wring your hands over st...
Published: 2022-06-21, Author: Giovanni , review by: Digitaltrends.com
Sequel-worthy presentation, More strong character work, Battles still feel tactical, Deep RPG systems, Flexible customization
Repetitive objectives, Lacking variety
Yes. Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes' marketing is being oddly modest; this is a worthy sequel to Three Houses.Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes was tested on a Nintendo Switch OLED in handheld mode and on a TCL 6-Series R635 when docked. Editors' Recom...
Abstract: Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is a fantastic hack and slash game that anyone can sink hours into. The world is immersive, featuring a roster of interesting characters that you can build relationships with...
Abstract: While Three Hopes is technically a direct sequel to 2017's Fire Emblem Warriors, it shares much more in common with 2020's Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. It offers an alternate take on the story of Fire Emblem: Three Houses, starring a mercenary named...
