During the Nintendo Direct September 2022, Nintendo confirmed that a brand new entry in its long-running strategy franchise is incoming, in the form of Fire Emblem Engage. With an energetic and colourful new visual style, as well as a different style of battle that pays homage to the many games in this legacy series, we already can’t wait for the Fire Emblem Engage release date.
Of course, you can’t play the game if you don’t buy it, and that’s where our Fire Emblem Engage pre-order guide comes in. We’ve scoured the internet to find you the best deals, including the majestic divine edition and all its juicy goodies. Players can explore the region of Elyos and summon the power of previous heroes in this thrilling new entry to the strategy franchise.
We’ll keep our eyes out for any deals and pre-order bonuses that become available, but if you see anything we haven’t listed, be sure to get in touch with us over at the Pocket Tactics Facebook page, and we’ll update the guide ASAP. While we wait though, you can tide yourself over by reading our Fire Emblem: Three Hopes review to see why this action-orientated entry is still worth your time.
Let’s dive into our Fire Emblem Engage pre-order guide.
Fire Emblem Engage pre-order
Regular Edition
Divine Edition
What is included in the Fire Emblem Engage: Divine Edition?
The Fire Emblem Engage: Divine Edition includes a copy of the game, a steelbook, art cards, an A1 poster featuring key art of the protagonists, and a deluxe Fire Emblem Engage artbook.
What to play ahead of Fire Emblem Engage?
The Fire Emblem games do not operate as sequels, with each taking place in its own universe and with its own cast of characters. You can pick up almost any of the recent Fire Emblem games to get an idea of Fire Emblem Engage, but we would recommend the most recent entries, either Fire Emblem Three Houses for the Nintendo Switch, Fire Emblem Awakening for the 3DS, or Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia for the Nintendo 3DS.
If you have played and enjoyed Fire Emblem Three Houses, don’t forget it actually has a sequel, in the form of the Koei Tecmo-developed Fire Emblem Three Hopes. This entry is a Musou-inspired game focusing on action, and follows the events of Three Houses in an alternative universe, showing many different aspects of the original story.
Ok gamers, hopefully, this helps you snag a bargain and ready yourself for the coming conflict. We’ll see you on the battlefield. However, if you need something to play today, be sure to check out our guide to the best Switch strategy games next.