96 Hours In, This Fire Emblem Sequel Still Has More to Give

For players, this means a massive time investment that promises deep engagement. For the industry, it shows that lengthy, content-rich RPGs still have a dedicated audience.

For players, this means a massive time investment that promises deep engagement. For the industry, it shows that lengthy, content-rich RPGs still have a dedicated audience.

Key points - Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a follow-up to Fire Emblem: Three Houses. - The author spent 96 hours playing the game and is still not finished. - The game is described as the ideal RPG sequel and the Three Houses follow-up the author always wanted. - It was featured as Game of the Week.

Timeline - During the review period: The author plays Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave for 96 hours. - After 96 hours: The author is still nowhere near finished with the game. - At the time of writing: The game is highlighted as Game of the Week.

FAQ

Q: Is Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave a sequel to Three Houses? A: Yes, it is a follow-up to Fire Emblem: Three Houses, described as the ideal RPG sequel and the Three Houses follow-up the author always wanted.

Q: How long is Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave? A: The author spent 96 hours playing and is still nowhere near finished, indicating a very lengthy experience.

Q: What is Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave about? A: Details are limited, but it is a tactical RPG in the vein of Three Houses, with deep strategy and character relationships.