Testseek.com have collected 41 expert reviews of the Fire Emblem: Three Houses and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
July 2019
(86%)
41 Reviews
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Abstract: Tampil habis-habisan, hanya dalam kurun waktu 1 bulan saja, Nintendo sudah melepas dua judul yang tampil sebagai game eksklusif untuk konsol hybrid miliknya – Switch. Selain Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 yang menawarkan cita rasa gameplay klasik seperti yang...
Published: 2019-08-30, Author: Eric , review by: slashgear.com
Offers an excellent and addicting battle system, Accessible to newcomers while offering something for veterans, A surprisingly engaging story
The main character leaves a lot to be desired in terms of development, Many other characters are one-dimensional
At the end of it all, my complaints about Fire Emblem: Three Houses are minor in the grand scheme of things. This is still a very, very good game, and in my opinion, it's one of the must-have titles for the Switch along The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the...
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a long and content-packed experience, which sometimes makes the grind become more pronounced. While I was able to ignore the dull elements for a long time, it eventually weighs the game down...
Abstract: Despite the niche that turn-based strategy games usually fall into, the Fire Emblem franchise has become increasingly popular in recent years. While Roy and Marth's inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Melee certainly helped, it only brought the series to light...
Requires three playthroughs for the full experience, Some activities are fairly boring
Fire Emblem: Three Houses might be the best Fire Emblem game yet, and the best strategy JRPG I've played in years. Whether you're totally new to the series or a lapsed fan, this is an essential Nintendo Switch game for any JRPG fan.The links above are aff...
Able to sink lots of time into without feeling monotonous, Highly engaging characters and story, Adds new twists to old systems
Visual fidelity may be lower than expected, Needs a degree of micromanagement
If you're wondering about the hype or if this is would be good as your first Fire Emblem game, I would heartily recommend Three Houses. There's much character interactions to be enjoyed aside from the tactics and micromanagement. You'd still be able to ac...
Published: 2019-08-07, Author: Paul , review by: gaming-age.com
Abstract: If you're like me then you might have skipped the Fire Emblem games on 3DS just waiting for another console one and if you're also like me then you probably hoped Fire Emblem Three Houses was going to be a solid entry for the series. And well it's not jus...
Tweaks to combat retain depth while streamlining strategy, Intense time management requirements are well-rewarded and smartly paced, No two characters are alike, and learning more about your favorites through support conversations is its own reward, There
The professor is the only character who doesn't have actual dialogue, which makes conversations one-sided, Threads from the beginning of the game aren't resolved in just one playthrough
