Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been a fan of the Fire Emblem series since the GBA days. The series has evolved so much since then, and Fortune’s Weave is no exception. The characters, dialogue and combat in this game are fantastic. Each character is fleshed out and given life in a way that many other games fall short of. The combat is quick and intense, with plenty of options to approach each scenario. I sense I will spend a myriad of hours on this game, and can’t wait to dive in further.

Great game 100% get your moneys worth this is a 100 hour plus game and grabs your attention from the start. The visuals are gorgeous as well.

Because I'm coming into this game obsessed with Fodlan's FE3H drama. Thank you for creating a new game, but it still incorporates Sothis, etc. I looooove it

Im surprised Nintendo got away with charging us $79.99 for this. Shouldve been $60 considering this entry in the series isnt the greatest. Theres a ton of hours in this game & its a great game but they made it hard to level grind, the side quests get very repetitive. The voice acting is amazing! The story is kinda weird & not what youll expect (i dont want to spoil anything) Soundtrack / Music is A++ Overall its a great game but $80 +tax for this, shows how insane Nintendo's greed is.

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave brings everything fans love about the series to the Nintendo Switch 2. The tactical combat, character development, and strategic decision-making make for an engaging experience. The new storyline featuring multiple protagonists adds an interesting twist, while the ability to recruit allies and customize your approach to battles keeps things fresh. The visuals look great, and the combination of exploration, character interactions, and turn-based combat offers plenty for strategy RPG fans to enjoy. There's a nice balance between planning your next move and watching your decisions play out on the battlefield. Overall, Fortune's Weave is an exciting entry in the franchise and a great choice for anyone who enjoys tactical RPGs. Definitely worth checking out if you're a Fire Emblem fan!

Put about 40 hrs and still got plenty of game left. World is open enough to enjoy but not feel hopelessly overwhelming. Wish I could use the character I created more but the characters we play as have all been cool so far.

This is a great tactical rp for those that are into the genre/franchise and for those who might want to get into the genre/franchise. This game is action packed with lots to do always, whether it’s building your playable characters into tactical powerhouses, recruiting characters for your team and building support between them, or map exploration. The music and story are pretty engaging and spectacular and really help shape the world that the game takes place in with lots of lovable characters and character interactions, not just in the main plot. I’ve already almost sunk in almost 100 hours and I’m not even half way through completing the game ,it’s definitely worth checking out!

I am one who has enjoyed many of the past fire emblems game and I'm a lover of strategy and rpgs. I think the game as a whole take quite a twist of intertwining past fore emblem game features while integrating new ones. There are plenty of clear onjectives while having so much freedom within the game to explore and recruit who you want and making individual focus points for yourself while following one or more of 4 plot lines. I have not even finished yet but i play it almost everyday and highly reccommend it for people who love strategy turn based games and good character design.

Combat is by far the main highlight of this game. The strategy is very deep and requires planning and thought about which attacks to use, when to use special powers, and when to do team attacks. My favorite feature is the ability to role back time. If an attack didn't go as planned, you can turn back time all the way to the start of the battle, or just go back before the current attack. The visuals are great. Bright colors and smooth animations. The graphics in "dungeons" where you can move about freely are a bit sparse, and generic NPC conversations are fairly pointless. English voice acting is acceptable, but only if you can tolerate the standard over the top acting. The Japanese voice acting is equally over the top, but what you'd expect in an anime. The story doesn't feel epic and character motivations feel pretty hollow. Play this for the combat, not the story.

This game has so much content and is just so amazing. I honestly didn't think it could get better after three houses, especially after how much I did not enjoy engage, but this game really is the single best Fire Emblem and easily has more content than any other game out currently. 10/10 game and I can honestly say it scratched the itch I've had ever since I finished three houses.

They have taken the Fire Emblem formula and added new battle mechanics, dungeon exploration, and so much more across 4(?) different campaigns. A little intimidated with how much seems to be packed into the game, but it's a stellar package. Love that there's some sci-fi elements to this one as well.

I'm only half way through the game at the moment, but I'm over all really enjoying it. It manages to avoid one of Three Houses' greatest negatives by giving the players many options to skip through the overworld sections, which tended to drag down Three Houses on repeat playthroughs. I'm half way through Leda's storyline (end of Part I) and I think she's excellent her and her supporting are all great. The biggest drawbacks for me would probably have to be the inclusion of an Avatar character at all (I don't think Eshmel adds much of anything to the game), and the limited supports. Compared to the volume and Got pulled away by work. This is the best you get

The game is already better than past entries. There are so many things to do, the combat is fun and I love creating my own character! The world map is HUGE! The cinematic cutscenes are engaging, and the music? SPECTACULAR! I highly recommend this for both old and new players!

The game expands more on from what its predecessor did on the Switch 1 release of Three Houses. A vast game with many characters offering combat and gameplay familiar to veterans of the franchise, while still being accessible to newcomers. Plays great in handheld mode and TV mode.

This is one of those few games that justified it's $80 price tag. There is so much content, I am 60 hours in and still on chapter 1. If you like Fire emblem or even interested in trying it the story is extremely emersive and it will keep you for a long time.

I'll be honest, the support heavy FE games are not typically for me. But this game adds so much to the formula it's incredible. If you favor the strategy heavy FEs like Awakening or Engage over Three Houses, still give this heavy consideration

Super fun game, fairly long but does have a lot of downtime in between major story maps. If you like JRPG's, you're gonna eat well. Also I am sick of that jungle skirmish map though oh my god bruh i cant hit ANYTHING

This game has so much to do, and I'm barely through it! So far though the characters and story are great, and I love that the social time from Three Houses is back.

Fire Emblem has fun strategic battles, memorable characters, and an engaging story that kept me hooked!

Not normally a fan off super long jrpgs or turn based tactics game but have absolutely fallen in love with Fortunes Weave. I highly recommend!