Fire Emblem Engage’s Somniel Seems Like a Fun Variant of Garreg Mach

Fire Emblem Engage’s Somniel: The release date of Fire Emblem Engage has been set for January 20. And on Thursday, a clip revealed Somniel, a verdant floating stronghold where you and your allies can relax in between combat. The protagonist of the trailer, who sports a Colgate-awesome mane of red and blue hair, dashes over the gorgeous landscape of Somniel, highlighting several enjoyable pursuits.

As with past Fire Emblem games, this one will feature exciting antics like riding a Wyvern, going clothes shopping, having your fate told, and, of course, engaging in time-honored traditions like eating together and fishing as a group.

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Fire Emblem Engage’s Somniel

There are numerous locations in Somniel where you can train for upcoming encounters. The game’s plaza serves as a shop where players can purchase weapons and armor. A new mechanic that allows players to increase their stats is the ring room, where they can keep the rings they’ve earned and make their own. You can level up by engaging in combat in the Tower of Trials and the arena.

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Most significantly, there are many things to do in Somniel with your allies, such as eating together at Café Terrace to raise each other’s stats. You can also go fishing, get a group workout in, have your fortunes told, and fly around on a Wyvern doing a course (of course).

The trailer depicts a cat mingling with a donkey, a beagle, and a camel in a farmyard where you can care for animals you find on your travels. Those who are kind to the adorable creature known as Sommie will be blessed with good fortune. Sommie has “been here since time immemorial.”

The trailer also highlighted the game’s sartorial personalization choices, demonstrating how players may buy items like as unique sunglasses for themselves and their teammates. Napping in your dreary, huge bedroom is another option, though you can be rudely awakened by a cute ally, much like the villagers in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Fire Emblem players know that there is a lot of leisure between bouts for talking and goofing off with friends. Players in Fire Emblem: Three Houses explored the sacred halls of Garreg Mach Monastery, spending activity points making fish skewers and eating what seemed like 17 meals a day with students in order to forge bonds before heading off to combat.

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At the training grounds, you can engage in swordplay with Felix, escort Dorothea (and her ridiculous little hat) to choir practice, or try to rouse a sleeping Lindhart.

Tea parties, horseback riding, and dusting are just a few of the things that players can enjoy with their pupils in Fire Emblem Warriors, the recent Musou take on the genre.

Frequently asked questions

Will Fire Emblem Engage have character customization?

Fire Emblem Engage will allow you to personalize the appearance of your entire party, including the leader, using Amiibo. While in Somniel, however, it looks like you will only be able to access your personalization options. For Fire Emblem Engage, Somniel will serve as your base of operations, allowing you to manage your army and prepare for combat.

Is Fire Emblem Engage a sequel?

Fire Emblem Engage, the newest installment in the series of tactical fantasy RPGs, will be released for the Nintendo Switch on January 20. Even though it is not a direct sequel to Fire Emblem: Three Houses in terms of plot, Engage continues in the vein of the critically acclaimed original.

How many Fire Emblem games are there?

Games. Thirteen original games and three remakes bring the total number of games in the main Fire Emblem series to sixteen. In 1990, the first game in the series, Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light was released for the Japanese Famicom.

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