“Fire Emblem: The Weave of Fortune” has received very high ratings and can be called a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive

The embargo expired a few minutes ago international review of Fire Emblem: Web of Fortunefinally gives us what the press thinks of this new chapter in the enduring strategy saga, which launches exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2 starting tomorrow, September 17th.

I The verdicts are mostly positive: The game almost exclusively receives high ratings, with a few perfect scores. Currently it can boast a The average score on Metacritic is 89, and the average score on OpenCritic is 90.confirming that the smart system has achieved its goal again.

international review scores

Before we get into the scores list, we invite you (if you haven’t already) to read our review of Fire Emblem: Web of Fortune.

• multiplayer.it – 90
• IGN-100
• Press Start Australia – 100
• Silicone-100
• VGC-100
• Walkers-100
• Loot Level Cold – 100
• Player 2 – 100
• Digital Download – 100
• TechRadar Games – 100
• Eurogamer.net – 100
• Console Creatures – 100
• department.sk-95
• Nintendo Duo – 91
• CG Magazine – 90
• UK GameReactor – 90
• Destroyer – 90
• My Nintendo News-90
• Pocket Tactics – 90
• Game Points – 90
• Wccftech-90
• Shed News – 90
• Sixth Axis – 90
• Game Informer – 88
• Divide – 86
• games.ch – 85
• Jeuxvideo.com – 85
• COG Connection-82
• Player Zone – 80
• Game Radar+ – 80
• Screen Roar – 80
• Nintendo Life-80
• Giant Bomb – 80
• Role Playing Game Websites – 80
• Metro Gaming Center – 80
• Checkpoint Games – 75

IGNWeave of Fortune was one of the publications that gave it a 10, stating that Weave of Fortune expands the art of strategy “in ways I never expected,” pushing players to grow both on the battlefield and in time management between battles. The ambition is reflected in the scale of the battles and the complex management system, which is surprisingly consistent across four different paths. However, Wealth Web “gets better and better.”

giant bombwhich gave it an 8, instead calling it “a huge game” that manages to find a balance in the tactics that have defined the series, delivering “unforgettable battles” while greatly expanding on its structure. The weight is “an empty plot that makes it hard to care,” but those who ignore the writing will find dozens of hours of advanced strategy in chapters that “live up to Fire Emblem’s legacy.”

exist our reviewsigned by Christian Colli, we assigned 9. this game is Accompany us on the 160-hour “Odyssey”although a bit disappointed with the ending, the gameplay and combat mechanics represent “The pinnacle of the series”albeit with some flaws due to the ambition of the smart system.