Today is 17th September, which means Fortune’s Weave is officially out.
For those of you have the game, hopefully you’re enjoying it!
Since Nintendo 2 Switch games cannot be data-mined right now and the game is so massive, it’ll probably take a while before information starts appearing on this website. So please bear with me.
It’s been around 6 months, but finally we have some new information for Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, via the 9th June 2026 Nintendo Direct.
Here’s a new trailer!
The game releases on 17th September 2026. There will be a limited edition, dubbed the “Dagdan Collection”.
There will be a detailed analysis later~
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Ah yes, Nintendo, why not just drop a new mobile Fire Emblem game out of nowhere?
Fire Emblem Shadows introduces “a new style of battles featuring role-playing and social deduction”.
The game is available to download now for Android and iOS, in over 70 countries.
Press release can be found here.
Update: Now that I’ve played the game and had some sleep. Here’s a bit more info.
Official Twitter account is here.
The story begins with Prince Kurt from the Kingdom of Ast fleeing from his homeland after an invasion from the empire. It’s very similar to the beginning of Shadow Dragon, which is definitely on purpose.
Kurt himself has design elements inspired by Marth, there’s a Jagen character and even an Abel and Cain who are literally a panther and bull.
Oh, that’s interesting… Every character seems to have animal-like features, akin to the Laguz. Although they don’t transform…normally. Another example, the Navarre who joins later is a raven. Even guest characters from other games have animal traits (more on that later).
The wait is finally over. A new Fire Emblem game was just announced during today’s Nintendo Direct presentation. Check out the trailer below!
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave will be releasing on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. The newest entry in the Fire Emblem series is set to enter the arena. Watch the debut trailer to get a glimpse of the story, characters, and strategic turn-based gameplay that players can expect. Who’s that at the end of the trailer?
That’s right, the game will be releasing on the Nintendo Switch 2 some time during 2026… and Three Houses fans may have noticed some familiar elements. Including a very familiar face at the very end of the trailer.