Customer Ratings & Reviews

The game is worth buying for the great gameplay and the additional story for the three houses lore

This game is a good one, it's really fun and full of entertainment. Def recommend it.

I had some pretty high hopes for this game but the marketing for it was confusing. Going into playing the game I had expected something more like the first Fire Emblem Warriors.

Good game. I love Fire Emblem AND Warriors games .

Amazing game with awesome graphics. It’s worth getting full price

Great game. Fun and challenging. I have really been enjoying playing it. Good graphics

This is definitely a niche title. If you like Warriors games you'll love it and if you don't you'll hate it. This is the fifth or sixth Warriors game that I've tried (two Hyrule warriors, first FE warrior, and a few of the One Piece and Naruto games). Across all of them I've had a fair bit of fun for a little bit and then it becomes incredibly dull and repetitive. The unique story kept me a little engaged this time (same with Age of Calamity). Not my worst purchase ever.

Fun game with interesting storylines, getting to know better the characters at another level when compared to Three Houses. For that alone, is worth to get, specially when it goes on sale!

90 hours in with my first run through, the game is pretty forgiving if you dont pick hard mode. great story pacing, this has a great story and good rpg elements that other fire emblem games do not have. Im not a jrpg/ anime game fan, and i enjoyed this regardless.

I enjoyed playimg this game. I like graphics and the story.

Cool game. Lots of action in the game. I think gamers would enjoy this.

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is more of Three Houses in a more action-oriented game... which has its positives and negatives. Visually the game is very much in-line with Three Houses, which has the benefit of great playable character designs and strong art-direction, but this also comes with a very drab color palette and a lack of compelling enemy variety. The soundtrack features great remixes from Three Houses and the voice acting is largely great as well, though there are a few characters that feel a bit miss-cast among the newcomers. I enjoyed seeing characters that were only mentioned in passing in Three Houses, such as Holst and Monica, get their time to shine as fully fleshed-out characters (some even being playable). Unfortunately this comes at the cost of reduced roles for characters like Hanneman, which is disappointing. The mission variety is nice but there are so many missions across the three storylines that what variety it has still ends up bordering on tedious. The process of leveling up facilities at your base also seems like a good idea that becomes incredibly tedious, trading materials back and forth for hours on end to get the ones you need in the late game. As for the stories themselves... they're... something. Claude's is a nightmare of bad choices and self-doubt on his part (a radical departure from how he is portrayed in Three Houses). Edelgard's and Dimitir's are better, with Dimitri's in particular being a step above his route in Three Houses, but its clear that the overall narrative is messy. A lot of the game's conversations revolve around every character saying one or two lines along the lines of "we need to be careful" or "we can do this" and it gets old very quickly. A solid effort to bring Three Houses into the Warriors format, but it could have used a bit more time in the oven. Its pretty obvious that they got it out as quickly as they could to make way for Fire Emblem Engage to have the spotlight all to itself. It lacks the abysmal performance issues of Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, but I think that game was better at its core.

It’s was a blast. Really liked the hack and slash of it while it still had a story and top tier strategy. Overall a fun game.

Love the hack and slash of this game. A lot of fun to pick up and play anytime.

My nephew thoroughly enjoys this game. Sales associate was very helpful!

I never loved dynasty warriors / "musou" style games, but Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes has totally captivated my attention and made me rethink my impression of the genre. As the successor to the first Fire Emblem Warriors, and a spin-off of Fire Emblem: Three Houses, it has a ton of value in its story continuation, considerable strides in performance, and core gameplay loop. The hack n' slash mechanics are pretty straightforward in that you will be pressing Y and X a lot. That being said, its action gameplay has a surprising amount of depth in the combo variations of each class / job. It's a fresh "hands on" approach to fire emblems' turn based style RPGs; you will be able to play dozens of familiar characters from Three Houses and customize their loadouts. There is also a layer of strategy, resource management, and of course, relationship systems that factor into the overall experience. If you liked the Three Houses title, I strongly recommend picking this up. Much of the storyline could be taken out of context otherwise, but you may still enjoy for the gameplay alone! Cheers and thanks for the read

Love the open world feel of this game and the different game modes. This game still stays true to its tactical warfare and challenging system just like its predecessors. It will keep you engaged throughout battles to level up your skills for the characters. Enjoying the story so far. Can't wait to complete it.

If you like fire emblem and dynasty warriors, the game works for you. The camp slows down the pace though.

This games rocks. I didn't care for the regular Three Houses, but this game right off the bat gives us a what if story with 3 unique story modes to play and just tons of content. If you like the characters of 3 house and want to spend more time with them in a different context this is worth it.

love to see my little dysfunctional dudes just destroy each other. satisfying combat, silly little tasks, dates with your anime character of choice. if u liked the original FE3H i recommend you play this so that you can enjoy a personalized canon divergence fix-it au.