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Overall 9.4    Graphics 8.5    Sound 7.5    Addictive 8.5    Story 8.5    Depth 9.5    Difficulty 8


Fire Emblem-Seisen no Keifu Review   Sayanos
Fire Emblem-Seisen no Keifu lives up to the standard of the other Fire emblem titles as well as turn based strategy games in general. With great story, graphics and the game play you’ve come to expect from the Fire emblem series; it’s a game you really don’t want to miss out on.    Having come out on 14 May 1996, this game offers the quality of turn based strategy that it’s 3 predecessors had once given in the past. The Super Nintendo got one heck of a gem with this title and it’s quite a shame that it never got an American release.   Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, let’s get onto the review.                 10/10 Graphics: In the graphics department this game is no slouch, having its debut in the super famicom system (Super Nintendo) the game offers solid animations for battle and distinctive  sprites for all of your character’s, distinguishing who is who is no problem in the game. Maps are solid as well with everything in them being pretty detailed; you can tell something for what it is in the map 100% of the time. Considering this is a game that came out in 1996 and on the super famicom makes these graphics amazing.   9.3/10 Music-sound: Music wise this game also packs a punch with scores that go with the scenes that are being presented to you. If a death occurs in the game its music switches from what it was to a sad tune, if you’re winning and have killed every enemy on the map the music is festive, just like in any other installment of the series.   Sound is alright; don’t have much to say about it because it’s simply that, alright. It’s not too good and not too bad. In other words, it’s decent.   8.9/10Addictiveness: I’m a big fan of these types of games so in my case, and surely in the case of many other turn based strategy gamers like myself this title is pure bliss. I have played some other of the Fire Emblem titles and thank God this one has a save feature during every chapter, making it possible for you not to lose your units and have to replay the chapter over again and again because you lose… 1 unit.  This makes it less infuriating and more enjoyable as well as more addictive since you don’t wish to pull every strand of your hair out whenever you make a mistake.     8/10Story: Great story, yet a bit complicated and if you don’t put in too much attention you might not be able to keep up with it. It is also extremely dark, giving not so subtle hints into incest; since younger audiences are probably not going to get too into the story to be able to see this or be playing this game then this is fine, but it’s still there for more mature audiences to think about.  When all is said and done, the story still keeps great quality and, if you’re up for a lot of Reading, it will keep you very entertained from start to finish.   10/10 Depth: Rock, paper, scissors anyone? But really, it’s what the game boils down to when you are in the fray. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, no, not at all; in fact, this game is great for this reason as well. Simplicity in weapon vs. weapon mechanics which leads to complex battles in which you have to decide which units to move into which position, which units will be used to attack and which you deem too injured to continue to battle so you pull them back. Battle formations and good attack patterns are a must if you wish for all of your units to live through a fight and that makes every single turn exciting and rewarding if you get it right.   Leveling your characters, buying weapons for them, having them fight in the arena, having the different interactions between them etc… This game will keep you invested throughout10/10Difficulty: With every fire emblem game comes the horrid way you feel when you lose a unit; this one being a more lenient version with turn to turn save, but still, it hurts. Though, this can also be a curse instead of a blessing since you have to find a way to beat the area with the save you made… If you made a big mistake and saved it? Good luck sir xD. It’s difficult, very difficult, as it should be. With several castles attacking you it can get overwhelming, but not at all impossible and it’s VERY satisfying when you beat missions that were challenging to you.   Controls are what you’d expect from a Fire Emblem, no need to fix what isn’t broke, you know? It’s not hard to get into or hard to learn. The tutorials are in the towns on the first level or they tell you what you need to know through small dialogues between characters, all in all, easy to figure out what you have to do, hard to do it <3.
  Graphics 10   Sound 9   Addictive 9   Story 8   Depth 10   Difficulty 10
      Review Rating: 4/5     Submitted: 10-19-14     Updated: 10-20-14     Review Replies: 2

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