Fire Emblem: Three Houses - Nintendo Switch

An awesome game with everything you love about Fire Emblem, with a splash of new game mechanics that add a slice of life feel to the game.

This is one of the best videoganes in 2019 and for the people, the best GOTY 2019

I went into this game with little expectation, and was utterly blown away by the macro and micro content available in this title. Prepare for 80+ hours of in-depth story telling, customization, strategy and more.

This game just keeps going. So worth the money. Great work Nintendo

This is the game of the year 2019. The writing and story are remarkable. The gameplay is satisfying. The characters are brilliant. Outstanding music, fully voice acted, I bought this on release and I'm still raving about it all these years later.

According to my game it took me 73 hours to beat one story. The entire time I was engrossed in the story and world. The designers have done well to build the characters around you. They range from tackling different types of problems from, abusive parents, self-abuse, depression, lost of control over your life, the horrors of war, and what it's like to go off the deep end of sanity. Though I didn't find the type of people normally considered husbando and waifus I found relatable characters everywhere I looked. All this complemented by a gameplay that is breathtaking, not to mention more open to experimenting your own style. A high recommendation to anyone who has patience and likes games for story telling.

If you're a fan of tactical turn based gameplay, you are likely familiar with FE by now. If not, this game is a decent entry point. I say decent because it does deviate from some of the classic FE mechanics. Specifically, past games had a 'weapons triangle' system of strengths and weaknesses that operates like rock paper scissors. That system did offer satisfying tactical complexity, but was mostly considered unrealistic. FE: Three Houses deemphasizes that system by only implementing it through specific abilities. If you were to play this FE first and return to older games in the series, you'd notice the impact this makes on gameplay. Otherwise, Three Houses retains the permadeath mechanic for units that fall in battle, like other FE games. However, it does allow players to choose not to play with permadeath, which is a bit different. As much as I appreciate the challenge that comes with permadeath, I do think that making it optional does make the game much more accessible compared to previous FE games. A welcome change. There is a lot to like about the game. I withheld a star in my rating because the 'Monastery' home base mode is a little rough around the edges still, mostly pertaining to camera motion and navigation, UI related issues that cause a little friction. It's not terrible though, seeing as most (if not all) games have some sort of imperfection. I've yet to notice any imperfections resulting from bugs, which would be more concerning to me. The monastery offers a lot of value to the experience, since it is the primary means of building support between characters and raising their skill levels between battles via training. I would certainly recommend this game to anyone interested in this genre of gameplay.

Game is fantastic! Fire Emblem at it's finest. There are just so many options in this entry. For people looking to get into the series, this is probably the best one so far. The other reason this is the best one to get into so far, is because it feels like a step forward for the series, in terms of graphics (previous entries used sprites or lower graphical models made for the 3ds), gameplay, and story development. There are plenty of paths and options in the game to give multiple playthroughs interesting. If your into Strategy RPGs this is a good introduction.