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.

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

The Aytolis of Rock'n'Rollis.

Plays wonderfully; Tons of content; Great fan service; A worthy Fire Emblem release

Cast could've had older characters; Has some Warriors game quirks

When it comes to the ‘Warriors' series of games, there isn't much difference between them – take control of a character and endlessly pummel hordes of enemies into the ground while completing objectives.

I have never been a big fan of the Dynasty Warriors series. The repetitive button smashing started to get mindless for me and I jumped that ship ages ago. The thing is I am a huge fan of the Fire Emblem series so I would either have to suck it up to experience the latest in the series or just miss...

A harmonious meeting of two traditions, Fire Emblem Warriors explores a different, yet no less beguiling, type of battlefield strategy.