With the success of Hyrule Warriors on the Wii U and its subsequent 3DS incarnation , it makes sense that Nintendo would go back to that well with some of its other franchises. The only question was, which one would be next to get the Musou treatment

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!

A well balanced though out game having a good mixture of the original fire emblem and this new style

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.

The story is laughable. It's bad. Don't try to understand it. BUT! The game itself Addictive. Far more complex then you'd think, the supports between characters are endearing or hilarious. And most importantly, it's fun. Are there problems with the roster of characters Check. Too many clones

I am all over the board with Fire Emblem Warriors. I like the concept of Fire Emblem in a Warriors style game. I am also tired of all these Warriors games. What is next Kirby Warriors Or Mega Man Warriors Don't laugh, if these people think they will take your money for it they will make it.

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

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.