Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's a different FE game but still awesome. Five stars.

Pretty good game for the series. Would definitely recommend.

Honestly the best fire emblem game other than Ike’s story of course.

If you like mindless hack and slash then this game is great.

My son plays this often and seems to enjoy it. Lots of fun

Great game for nintendo switch. Addicting game, cant stop playing.

Fun game. Kids love the cool graphics and spends hours playing it.

Fun hack and slash and great to just mindlessly kill things

If you like dynasty warriors this is the game for you on switch. I am not even that big on fire emblem but this is a good time. The Zelda version which is essentially similar is good too. Both have some hitching and screen tearing due to the switch’s technical limits, but fun all around.

Good game. very entertaining. would recommend purchasing

Fire Emblem Warriors is a near-perfect marriage of two seemingly incompatible franchises. This entry into the Warriors genre takes inspiration from several of the Fire Emblem series' most iconic mechanics. The Weapon Triangle improves the strategic depth of the Musuo genre by encouraging the player to form a well rounded team and pay attention to the locations and advantages/disadvantages of their allies. The Pair Up system removes an ally from the battle to greatly boost the player's hero - allowing the player to choose between more damage output/survivability and greater map coverage. Class promotion adds a greater sense of progression to the Warriors formula. The support system encourages players to vary their teams between matches to improve allied bonds and unlock later conversations that bring more depth to the characters. All of this is complemented by a more streamlined, effective ordering system, which allows the player to determine where each of their AI allies would be most useful at any time. As the Warriors series is objective-focused, this is an enormous improvement to the formula. Map objectives become less of a frustration and more of an opportunity to make the most of the AI companions - who are far more useful in this entry than in any other game in the genre. Fire Emblem Warriors is also the most polished Musuo game to date. While the roster is comparatively small and has quite a few clone character templates, each character feels fun, polished, and effective. There are no underpowered characters. There are no characters that feel lackluster to play. Even traditionally clunky, boring combat styles in the Warriors series (like cavalry), feel fluid and fun to play in Fire Emblem Warriors. This is a remarkable achievement which points towards an admirable attention to detail by Koei Tecmo. That said, the game isn't without its issues. It is popular to criticize the roster, as this is the most controversial facet of the game with the Fire Emblem community. Older lords like Ike, Alm, Roy, Eliwood, Hector, Ephraim, and Eirika are entirely missing. Questionable inclusions like Cordelia and Frederick beat out more unique, important characters. This is a subjective matter, however, so I would not consider it to be a negative point for the game. More objective issues tend to be much more minor. Namely, the spammed voice dialogue on character crest upgrades, buying/selling/upgrading weapons, support ranks, and other such features are incredibly annoying and cannot be disabled. Most players will likely mute their televisions while attempting to do anything in the camp. The level up notifications are authentic, but also break the flow of gameplay; thankfully, the level up notifications can be disabled. These are all surface level issues, which, while baffling, don't significantly impact the gameplay experience, in my opinion. Overall, I would say that this game deserves praise. It's a large step forward in quality and innovation for a largely underrated, if somewhat stagnant genre. This game is a must own for any Musuo fan and the best possible entry into the genre for any player who is on the fence. Pros: Increased tactical depth compared to past Warriors games The most polished Warriors game to date Every character is effective and well-designed Lengthy story mode and a wealth of history mode content - great value for money Local co-op Cons: Repeated voice dialogue for character upgrades and other camp features will quickly become obnoxious Abundance of cloned movesets Lacks online co-op Controversies: Questionable roster - may not ideally represent the Fire Emblem community's wants. Your mileage may vary.

This game has great fighting action and it has a good story.

This game is simple, fun, a bit repetitive, but also addicting.

Nice game having fun playing this game overall excellent game

Spend hours playing it and living it. Classic slg game.

Bought this game for my son & he absolutely loves it

If you just want to mash buttons without much thought in 30 minute intervals, this would be perfect for you. The visuals are great in both portable and docked mode, but I would prefer playing this on the go since it will pass the time for you rather than challenge you like other games.

This warriors game is one of the best ones I've played

First time playing this series, so far has me hooked playing.

Very good game. It is very fun to play. I recommend this game