I got this special edition on sale and well I enjoyed it good quality not a huge hack and slash fan but figured worth a try for an extra Switch game.

Another cracking game for the switch, with many beloved characters from The fire emblem franchise. Graphics are super, runs like a dream, good story and very addictive!

the game is super fun, pretty much what I expected from a musou game. it is a lesser grindy version of hyrule warriors. splitscreen coop is not handled super well though, enemies have difficulty to spawn, which makes maps based on number of KOs though to get a S-rank in coop.

I've been a fan of the Fire Emblem series for a decent while now. I always love playing through those games to scratch my turn-based itch, but I don't always want to play a game that requires strategy and prior thinking. I was really happy when I saw Fire Emblem Warriors got announced.

Fun and simple combat; a variety of characters to choose from; lots of content

Combat is very similar to other Warriors games; cast of characters might not be to everybody's wanting for a crossover game; graphics can be a bit lackluster if you look too close

The fighting gameplay is the same as hyrule warriors with attacking and combos.The characters from fates and awakening are the only ones I knew but they others are really great. The story is pretty great too.

Ever played a part and have to say that the game is really fucking handsome. Be a little worried at first but you liked Hurule Warriors or just like Four Emblems in general, you should definitely give this a chance.

"If I could only play one Warriors game for the rest of my life, Fire Emblem Warriors would be the one, hands down." © 2017 Nintendo, Omega Force / Team Ninja. All rights reserved.

Strategy plays a major role; classes are a big gameplay element; great remixes of already fantastic Fire Emblem music; good pacing; smooth combat; sound and performance options to optimize your experience

Not enough representation of characters across the Fire Emblem franchise; lack of support conversations; generic Fire Emblem story

When I was younger I spent many hours playing the Dynasty Warriors franchise. They had an interesting story and fun game off shoots like Dynasty Warriors 5: Empires. Empires allowed you to take over territories and manage resources, to an extent, but still allowed the normal hack and slash gameplay.

Clash with legions of soldiers and fierce monsters as Marth, Xander, Corrin, and other Fire Emblem heroes unleashing over-the-top-powerful Dynasty Warriors-style moves. Take direct control of known and original Fire Emblem characters, issue them strategic commands in the midst of battle, pair up...

If you've played Dynasty Warriors, Fire Emblem Warriors follows a similar premise of the musō fighting genre where you battle an almost unprecedented number of enemies. It also draws some of its inspirations from Eastern films where the almost super-hero like warrior can perform some amazing feats...