Top 15 Best Fire Emblem Games

Last Update: March 2024

Here is the List of Top 15 Best Fire Emblem Games that released by Nintendo as of 2024.

Fire Emblem is a video game saga created by Nintendo. The first title of the saga went out in 2004. Since then, it has been launching games – nowadays there’s a total of 18 Fire Emblem games for Nintendo Switch, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, NDS, Wii, GameCube, Game Boy Advance consoles, Android, and iPhone devices.

On this page you will find the complete list with all the Fire Emblem games that exist, sorted according to their launch date, so you can know which is the latest new Fire Emblem game that has been announced or that has already been released and which one of them was the first game, the one that started everything.

In addition, we will show you the note that our analysts have given to all the deliveries that have been coming out, so you can know which one is the best Fire Emblem game of all time.

Best Fire Emblem Games 2024

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Here is the list of fire emblem games / ALL GAMES IN THE FIRE EMBLEM SAGA as of 2024

1. Fire Emblem Switch (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo Switch · Year 2024

Fire Emblem Switch is the provisional title of the new installment on the role and strategy saga for Nintendo Switch. It will be an ambitious, exclusive project for the new Nintendo console. The Fire Emblem Video Game will present the usual ingredients of the long-running title series.

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2. Fire Emblem Warriors (Action)

Nintendo Switch/3DS · 10/20/2017

Fire Emblem Warriors is an best fire emblem games in action with the gameplay of Dynasty Warriors – musou type. The game features hundreds of enemies stalking us in huge scenarios in which we must meet tactical objectives. It follows the sword and witchcraft mythology of the series, adapting it to Switch and Nintendo 3DS, as it was done with Hyrule Warriors and The Legend Of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

3. Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo 3DS · 05/19/2017

Its one of the best fire emblem 3DS games, This title came to Nintendo 3DS with a renewed graphics section. It is an adaptation of a Dragon Quest title unpublished in the West: a world of free exploration, dungeon crawling mechanics and anime sequences that tells us a story. In this way, we will enjoy a turn-based role-playing game with all the usual characteristics of the series. Nevertheless, Fire Emblem Echoes: SoV offers unique details, such as the possibility of exploring dungeons, moving through cities and traveling the world with more freedom. A set of amiibo collectible figures compatible with the title will arrive along with the game.

4. Fire Emblem Heroes (Strategy/RPG)

Android/iPhone · 02/02/2017

Fire Emblem Heroes is a free game that adapts the classic gameplay of the saga to mobile devices, offering us a turn-based strategy and role game with the mechanics of the series somewhat simplified. This way, and forming teams with all the heroes of the Nintendo saga, we will face different battles in the most varied scenarios. As if that were not enough, the title incorporates a strength management element that will reward us in different ways.

5. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE (Rol)

Nintendo WiiU · 06/24/2016

This crossover between Atlus and Intelligent Systems arrived exclusively for the WiiU console and is an RPG that combines the characters of both sagas: Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei. This title has a different touch in both gameplay and history that exploits the graphics of the Nintendo console and its unique control design.

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6. Fire Emblem Fates: Revelation (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo 3DS · 06/09/2016

Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest/Birthright/Revelation is a compilation by Nintendo that gathers three titles of the emblematic saga of role-playing games Fire Emblem, offering three different campaigns, hundreds of hours of game and amiibo function.

7. Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo 3DS · 05/20/2016

Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest/Birthright/Revelation is a compilation by Nintendo that gathers three titles of the emblematic saga of role-playing games Fire Emblem, offering three different campaigns, hundreds of hours of game and amiibo function.

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8. Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo 3DS · 05/20/2016

Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest/Birthright/Revelation is a compilation by Nintendo that gathers three titles of the emblematic saga of role-playing games Fire Emblem, offering three different campaigns, hundreds of hours of game and amiibo function.

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9. Fire Emblem: Awakening (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo 3DS · 04/19/2013

Fire Emblem: Awakening is a turn-based strategy game in which we will lead an army through great battles. In addition to fighting, the game also has a great level of depth on relations between characters. We will interact with the rest of the characters in the game. At the beginning of the story, the player will find himself in a state of total amnesia and alone at the edge of a road. From there, the protagonist will begin to know a reality full of mysteries, while helping Chrom and the custodians of Ylisse.

10. Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo DS · 07/05/2010

Another less known fire emblem DS games, This game was only released in Japan. Originally released as a remake of a Super Famicom game that never saw the light of day outside Japan either, this title was the second Fire Emblem game for the Nintendo DS. It is very different in gameplay and options from its predecessor, Shadow Dragon since the dev team opted for using the original game as the main inspiration for this release.

11. Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon (Strategy/RPG)

Nintendo DS · 12/05/2008
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon is a remake of the very first Fire Emblem game, never released outside of Japan. As such, it should be the starting point of every person wanting to know the whole saga. The story of the game, starring the well-known character Marth, complements the turn-based gameplay and permadeath feature, two assets that are very common in Fire Emblem titles.

12. Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Strategy)

Nintendo Wii · 03/14/2008
This title, the second Fire Emblem game in consoles for Western audiences, was a direct sequel of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, and as such, it continues the story, starting three years after the previous title. It maintains the features of turn-based strategy seen in previous installments, with improvements in character development and modifications in the combat system.

13. Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (RPG)

Nintendo WiiU · 1/1/2015
Game Boy Advance · 11/04/2005
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones is the second title of the Fire Emblem saga released for Game Boy Advance games, now available on our Wii U. It is a role-playing strategy game with turn-based battles where the peaceful kingdom of Renais is attacked by the allies of the Grado Empire. As heirs to the throne, we must fight to free our people from the threat in 20 levels of heroic action.

14. Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (RPG)

Nintendo GameCube · 4/11/2005
Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance was the first title to be released in a home console outside Japan. It tells us the story of Ike, a mercenary that helps a missing princess recover her throne. It introduced a lot of new features, like 3D graphics, and motion picture cutscenes. The concept of turn-based battles and permanent death of NPCs drive the gameplay and it’s the main feature of this game, and almost top every Fire Emblem game overall.

15. Fire Emblem (RPG)

Nintendo WiiU · 08/21/2014
Game Boy Advance · 07/16/2004
Fire Emblem for Wii U is a port of the original role-playing and strategy game launched for Game Boy Advance, in which we will assume command of an improvised group of soldiers in an exciting story to turn it into an unbeatable army. We will have charismatic characters of different classes, with whom we will use strategy to face a huge variety of scenarios. We will have to take into account factors such as the terrain, or the weather. This game has simple and deductive controls that will facilitate handling and offers a great experience even to players not familiar with role-playing games and/or turn-based combat.