We've played eight chapters of Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, which is shaping up to be another high-effort Nintendo spin-off.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses was an important game for Nintendo. It was the title that turned the series from a Japanese staple to a full-blown global phenomenon, taking the slow-build success of hits like Fire Emblem Awakening to the finish line. A major piece of Three Houses’ success comes from its memorable cast of characters. Its cast of misfit students proved to be the series’ most lovable collection of heroes yet, perfectly positioning it for success in the age of fandom.
All-out war From a pacing perspective, Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is about as far from a tactics game as you can get. Rather than slowly moving units in turn-based combat, it’s a full-on action title where you’ll slice up hundreds of soldiers at a time with exaggerated attacks. The format better emphasizes the war at the heart of the series. Rather than taking out a few soldiers on a grid, players quite literally face entire armies.
What’s perhaps most surprising to me so far is that the game still feels tactical, even with more frenetic action. Players directly control up to four characters at a time during missions, swapping between them via the D-pad. When players aren’t controlling a character, they can open up the map and issue commands to troops. In busy missions where I have to fight off enemies on multiple fronts, I find myself directing traffic.
I had always wanted to delve deeper into the world of Three Houses when it first launched, but my Golden Deer path took me over 50 hours to complete. The idea of doing that again two more times, repeating some similar plot beats to get there, just wasn’t feasible. But with Three Hopes, I get to see more of the world in the context of an entirely new story — and I can do that without feeling like I’ve betrayed Claude.
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