THE CRUNCH
Eurogamer has put more than 40 hours into Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, calling it a peak entry in the series that rivals Awakening and Three Houses. The review praises the game's character work and story while noting some odd design choices, such as a single save slot and diluted difficulty. The outlet suggests this exceptional title is a compelling reason to buy a Switch 2.
Developer Intelligent Systems has refined its map-building and scenario-setting work from previous titles to create a game that summons a sense of wonder and scale reminiscent of 90s multi-disc PS1 RPGs. Despite the criticisms, the reviewer states they are itching to play more, highlighting the game's captivation and fascination.
The review identifies specific design decisions that may frustrate players, including a single save slot and a diluted difficulty curve. These elements are contrasted with the game's strong narrative and character development, which the reviewer finds as compelling as those in Three Houses.


