Fire Emblem Engage has some refreshing representation, especially by Nintendo standards

There’s a lot to love about Fire Emblem Engage. I’ve been particularly taken with its more detail-led approach to its strategy combat, more in line with some of the older entries in this series than Three Houses. I do like its characters, too, even though they’re arguably more thinly developed than in other recent Fire Emblem games. But one thing I particularly love about it is… there’s just some quietly good representation. Fire Emblem Engage has a handful of rad dark-skinned people, ...