Interesting combat mechanics in a spectacular Fire Emblem Engage gameplay video

3 years ago
Interesting combat mechanics in a spectacular Fire Emblem Engage gameplay video

Intelligent Systems has published a new spectacular gameplay video dedicated to the turn-based tactical role-playing game Fire Emblem Engage. The video trailer unveiled the details of the unique battle system. A luxurious animation accompanies every hit.  The structure of the landscape is essential for battles. The developers did a great job on the battle scenes, as the players saw.

The plot of the game is also exciting. So, many years ago, a fierce war broke out between the inhabitants of Elios and the Fallen Dragon. The unfortunate actively called for help from other worlds, and, in the end, the Fallen Dragon was captured. But soon, he should return to again terrify the locals.

Players are challenged to play as the brave Alear, the Divine Dragon, who wakes up a thousand years after the end of the feud and cannot remember his past. Fight in luxurious tactical battles, and do not let the sinister dragon regain its former strength!

The game's main feature is the ability to call on the help of heroes from the past amid battles. However, there are also some limitations. The heroes who come to the players' aid will not be able to stay in the game for more than three turns, so think carefully before activating this service. And, of course, focus on the soldiers you recruit and train in all combat techniques.

So, the new Fire Emblem Engage will be released on January 20 this year on the Nintendo Switch. Players are looking forward to this event with great impatience. 

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