Fire Emblem Engage feels like the tactical RPG game I've been waiting for, yet after a handful of hours in its presence I'm still unsure if I prefer it to Three Houses.It's a natural evolution for the series with a classic touch, building upon Fire Emblem's modern gameplay while taking cues from older entries.That might sound obvious when former protagonists like Marth are back, but this goes beyond the 12 familiar faces.Engage reminds me more of Fire Emblem Awakening, the 3DS entry that pushed the series’ popularity to new heights – and even if it might not yet trump Three Houses, after eight chapters I’m struggling to put it down.For example, Celica’s Warp Ragnarok teleports your unit across the battlefield to unleash a devastating magic attack, helpful against tricky foes out of reach."