
Fire Emblem Awakening
Intelligent Systems · Feb 4, 2013
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The world is ruled by the Divine Dragon Naga, with a fondness for humans, and the Fell Dragon, Grima, destroyer of humans. Prince Chrom of the Halidom of Ylisse and the Shepherds, his personal militia, find you collapsed without memory. They help you to your feet, so you join them on their journey. The Risen, undead soldiers of unknown origin are plaguing the land. A mysterious warrior wields a second treasured Falchion, which should not even exist. The neighboring theocracy of Plegia is populated by worshippers of the wicked dragon.
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- Thumbsticks9.0Fire Emblem: Awakening is everything its predecessors was and more, with a in-depth battle system, satisfying visuals, intriguing story, an enjoyably wide array of characters and interactions it has risen above all the expectations and truly made a benchmark in strategy games. It’s one of those games that really make the 3DS a console worth owning and stands on the top of on the growing list of amazing games released for the 3D handheld.
- Edge9.0Awakening offers an excellent game of strategy, but it’s the relationship system that makes it
Gamer reviews
Fire Emblem Awakening
best rpg game ever
Entance to FirE
The first FE game I played, and it feels classic with updated graphics. I was looking for new tactical rpgs since FF Tactics, and this games was better than I thought. I liked the conversations and leveling system, sometimes it feels simple with the triangle strategy (rock paper scissors), but it can get deeper. The quality of music is also great. Since playing this game, I have been excited to try the future releases in the series. It is a great entry point in the series for sure.
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