80 Hours Into Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, I'm Confused But Having Fun
The game lets players jump between four overlapping timelines, and the reviewer says its structure makes the 80-hour campaign hard to navigate.
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Sometimes there are games with which we don't necessarily have an affinity at the beginning and then which, without warning, ends up surprising us. That's exactly what happened, and still happens, with Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave. During my preview, I had a feeling in half-tone, a game that still requires investment and to be fully appreciated.
Fire Emblem Analysis: Fortune's Weave for Nintendo Switch 2, the new delivery of Intelligent Systems' RPG strategy saga.
How can you overcome yourself after reaching your peak of success? To this diatribe, I understand, millions of creatives have faced each other throughout history... and it was exactly the situation in which those responsible for the Fire Emblem saga were found after the launch of Three Houses. A delivery that simplified the fight but added, along the way, tons of charisma through its characters and its peculiar structure, which put us at the hel…
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