It's a pretty good game but in my opinion, the story is not as good as Awakening, Fates, and Echoes on the 3DS. I did still spend 200+ hours on it even though this game is lower than the above on my ranking. My favourite house is Blue Lions and my favourite characters are Ashe, Yuri, Dorothea, Petra, and Ingrid.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

I loved the game, well still do. The socializing aspect can sometimes be a bit annoying especially when I couldn't find the people.

The combat was amazing. I'm not the biggest fan of grid-based strategic combat but Fire Emblem made it fun for me. 

The characters are amazing and fleshed out so it was fun to talk to them and drink tea with them.

Loved every bit of it

What can I say... the story is beautiful and the characters are written so perfectly that it makes you so invested into those characters. But sometimes the map can be a little painful to play.

What can I say... the story is beautiful and the characters are written so perfectly that it makes you so invested into those characters. But sometimes the map can be a little painful to play.

The latest installment in the Fire Emblem series was able to adapt itself towards new gameplays, and its engaging.

This time around, FE three houses, introduced a more free roaming section in the game, where ypu can do minigames, engage with characters, and just explore the monastery. It also expanded from the two paths of FE fates, to having three options in three houses (and then theres the fourth you can experience in the paid dlc).

With the roaming system, more management and a flexible apporach that can be discovered in the game, such as allocating actions in each day, and planning ahead, luckily for those who find it too tasky, this can be automated. With different ways to see the story, and interact inside and outside the battles, FE three houses provides a great reason for another replay or more.

The latest installment in the Fire Emblem series was able to adapt itself towards new gameplays, and its engaging.This time around, FE three houses, introduced a more free roaming section in the game, where ypu can do minigames, engage with characters, and just explore the monastery. It also expanded from the two paths of FE fates, to having three options in three houses (and then theres the fourth you can experience in the paid dlc).With the roaming system, more management and a flexible apporach that can be discovered in the game, such as allocating actions in each day, and planning ahead, luckily for those who find it too tasky, this can be automated. With different ways to see the story, and interact inside and outside the battles, FE three houses provides a great reason for another replay or more.

Fire Emblem does not dissappoint