Fire Emblem: Awakening - review
A portion of a Kotaku review...
The core of Fire Emblem, the dark-fantasy persistent version of chess, is still captivating. But that concept, when married to a game that lets its chess pieces marry, results in something wonderfully surprising: an adventure in which it matters who lives, but it matters even more who they live that life with.
Full review here
The core of Fire Emblem, the dark-fantasy persistent version of chess, is still captivating. But that concept, when married to a game that lets its chess pieces marry, results in something wonderfully surprising: an adventure in which it matters who lives, but it matters even more who they live that life with.
Full review here
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