In an “extended” gameplay demonstration released by Nintendo earlier this year, we were able to get a sense for the flow of Fire Emblem Warriors‘ combat. The latter will always remain on their horse, as they do in the strategy games. Players will be able to switch characters on the fly across several class types, including magic-users and mounted units. Flying units will also be particularly vulnerable to arrows. This will make sword-wielding units stronger against axe-wielding units, while axes will be stronger against lances and lances will be stronger against swords - outside of Shadows of Valentia the system has been included in every game to get a North American release. Gameplayįire Emblem Warriors is a beat-’em-up in the same vein as Hyrule Warriors and Dynasty Warriors - it’s being produced by Koei Tecmo - but it features a number of gameplay changes that keep it more in line with the strategic combat found in the main Fire Emblem series.Īs revealed in the previously-mentioned Famitsu story, Fire Emblem Warriors will make use of the series’ famous “weapon triangle” system. Unlike the strategy games, characters will not be able to marry, but they can still engage in “bond” conversations regardless of whether or not they came from the same game.
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With the exception of Ephraim from The Sacred Stones, Hector from 2003’s Fire Emblem, and Micaiah from Radiant Dawn, every protagonist in the series uses a sword.Īs with the recent Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, the entire game will be fully-voiced. The decision to not include every protagonist was apparently made to avoid having too many sword-wielding characters. They both appear to be similarly designed, with a shield in one hand and a sword in the other. Two original characters, Darios and Yuana, will also be playable. In the latest issue of Famitsu, it was confirmed that Marth from the original game - playable in North America on the DS as Shadow Dragon - and Chrom from Awakening will both be playable. Favorites from games like Path of Radiance or The Sacred Stones don’t appear to be included.
Though Fire Emblem Warriors‘ cast of playable characters will include fighters from multiple games, it won’t be all-encompassing. Here is everything we know about the game so far.
Releasing for both the Nintendo Switch and the 3DS, the spin-off title promises to deliver the same frantic action seen in Hyrule Warriors, but with several of the Fire Emblem universe’s most popular characters coming along for the ride, instead. For the first time, the Fire Emblem series is moving beyond turn-based tactical role-playing gameplay and moving into real-time combat with Fire Emblem Warriors.
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