Fire Emblem Heroes is a mobile phone app developed by Intelligent Systems. The game was launched on Android and iOS devices on February 2, 2017 in territories worldwide. A Fire Emblem mobile app was announced on April 27, 2016 as a part of Nintendo's effort to bring their content to the mobile.

Intelligent Systems released for Fire Emblem Heroes on April 2, 2020, and it focuses on events that will be happening for the Fire Emblem series’ 30th anniversary, which will fall on April 20, 2020 in Japan. It also confirmed new features are being added for the game’s summoning feature, such as a sparking system, and details on upcoming banners. It seems that wasn’t the only thing in store.30th Anniversary CelebrationGrand Hero Battle RevivalOne Grand Hero Battle originating from each game in the series is returning for two days each, beginning on April 8, 2020 and ending on May 1, 2020. Additionally, easier Reward Maps will be available over 13 days representing each of the games, including Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE.

Finally, players can summon for one random five-star main protagonist from different installments as part of the ‘Fire Emblem Leads’ banner. The summoning will be randomized.A new Special Hero event was also teased, featuring younger versions of Marth and Caeda alongside as yet unrevealed younger versions of certain Heroes. Marth and Caeda are wearing variants of the clothes they used to wear in the original Fire Emblem game on the Famicom. The Special Hero event will be available beginning April 20, 2020.Update Info:Limited Hero BattlesThe next update for the game will include new versions of past special maps, but will include conditions to spice up the challenge. For example, it might only allow players to use characters from a certain game in the series and might restrict players from adding a Dance/Sing unit or other similar assists to their team for the map. The first Limited Hero Battle will begin on April 13, 2020, with more added day by day until April 17.

It will end completely on April 19, 2020. Players will be able to obtain 5,000 Hero Feathers and 220 Divine Codes (used for the Compile Manual feature) from the first wave of Limited Hero Maps.FilterAnother new element is a more detailed Filter that lets you find units based on specific colors, weapon types, movement types, Blessings, or installment. You can also enter a partial part of a name to find units with those letters in them.Lost Lore: SpoilsA new “mini” version -f Lost Lore that has the Order of Heroes scouting the entire Askr Kingdom for spoils is on the way. Limited-time Divine Codes and Dragonflowers can be earned via the event, and the first event begins on April 27, 2020.Fortress Level (O) BoostIn Aether Raids, the bonus gained by having Fortress Level differences will be increased to help out players in the lower tiers of Aether Raids.Summoning Rarity ChangesSome past four- to five-star Heroes will be dropped one tier and become available at three to four stars, making them easier to summon. The change will be instated with Ver. 4.4 and will begin with the first Summoning banner available after the update.New Feature – Guaranteed SummonsA feature similar to “sparking” in other gacha games is being added to Fire Emblem Heroes. Once per New Hero summoning event, as long as you’ve summoned 40 Heroes from the banner, you are guaranteed one of the four Focus Heroes via a free five-star summon. As this counts the standard Free Summon and (usually) four Summon Tickets provided via the Forging Bonds event, summoning 35 times will be enough to guarantee you one of the Heroes on offer.The first time this feature will be available will be with the next New Hero event.New Hero Summoning Event.

Nintendo is following up its premium mobile debut, with a new take on the Fire Emblem series. But before you try out Fire Emblem Heroes, here’s a quick crash course on one of Nintendo’s best (but lesser known) franchises.Fire Emblem Heroes is a spinoff of the series specifically made for smartphones. The game is only available on mobile platforms — Android and iOS — and launches.

Lyne. It’s Fire Emblem for your phoneLike other entries in the series, it’s a turn-based tactical role-playing game. The gameplay streamlines the strategy elements for touch controls. It also brings back the series’s rock-paper-scissor-style of weapon strength in battle.It’s not to be confused with Fire Emblem Warriors. Another Fire Emblem spinoff this year, Warriors is action game for the Nintendo Switch. It’sFire Emblem Heroes uses a stamina system that essentially acts as a time gate. Missions require stamina, and stamina recharging requires orbs (or patience for stamina to rebuild over time).

You can either earn orbs for free in-game or buy them through in-app purchases. Prices start with a three-pack for $1.99, increasing in price and quantity from there. Orbs serve other purposes in-game, like helping you summon heroes, so quickly it becomes tempting to stock up. ‘Fire Emblem Heroes’ pulls in characters from other games You need an internet connectionAh yes, those pesky things. According to Nintendo, you do need to be able to connect to the internet to play.

“However, the game connects to servers intermittently, and the amount of data used is within the normal range you could expect for smart device games,” a rep told The Verge. It connects to the Fire Emblem universe, but it’s a contained experienceFire Emblem Heroes is a contained experience.

It’s not a sequel or anything of the sort, despite appearances from classic characters. Like other Fire Emblem games, Heroes sees your party embroiled in a political feud. The game plays out very much like your typical Fire Emblem fare, though on a smaller scale. You can only bring four characters into battle, as opposed to the larger units of other games. The remaining characters hang out in the barracks if you feel like stopping in to check on them.The player controls a summoner avatar, essentially a mysterious protagonist who lends a hand to the heroes. To assist in the battle against the Emblian Empire, your summoner avatar has the ability to pull different Fire Emblem characters throughout the series’ history to help you in your fight.The game has a huge roster in the hundreds. We don’t have a definitive list yet, but footage so far has shown us recent favorites like Chrom, Lucina, and Camilla, along with older characters like Marth, Caeda, Roy, and Ike.

Heroes follows two siblings, Prince Alfonse and Princess Sharena, as they gather heroes to fight the Emblian Empire.It’s worth noting that you can’t just select every single character you want. The game uses a blind-box-style summoning system (which requires orbs) to call new characters to your side. You can’t customize your avatar characterThe player’s avatar is a silent placeholder. You won’t see them, you can’t customize them, and they certainly don’t play a major role as with Robin or Corrin in Fire Emblem Awakening or Fates, respectively.

Photo by Nick Statt / The Verge “Summoning” new heroes is a big focusIn Heroes, you’ll split your time between progressing through story missions and customizing your squad. To get new characters, you’ll have to “summon” them, which requires you spend five orbs to receive a randomly selected hero from across the entire Fire Emblem universe. Think of this process as similar to collecting cardsThink of this process as similar to collecting cards, figurines, or other toys. This kind of game element even has a name in Japan: gacha, which is a shortened version of a famous Japanese onomatopoeia for the sounds emitted by a toy vending machine.

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If you think it sounds a bit like gambling, you’re correct. Gacha is a controversial style of play, especially when it encourages players to spend real money.There are ways to increase the odds you’ll get better heroes, as well as increase your current roster’s stats.

Heroes are summoned in groups of five. Spending five orbs unlocks one here from this group, but by spending more orbs, you can unlock more heroes at a reduced cost. For example, it will cost 20 orbs (instead of 25) to summon five heroes if you decide to purchase the entire batch. Heroes drawn from the same batch also have an increased chance of arriving with a higher star rating, and thus better stats, so it’s a good idea to try and buy a few at a time.If you get any duplicates, you can absorb them to boost the stats of the original hero. You can also use what are called crystals and shards to level up your heroes.

All of this may sound a bit confusing; it takes some getting used to. For a more detailed explanation, visit our to get a more detailed explanation of how summoning works. Nobody’s getting married or having kidsRelationships are traditionally a big part of Fire Emblem games, and even more so recently. Fire Emblem Awakening featured the ability to marry certain heroes, resulting in up to 13 children that could be unlocked as playable characters.

In the latest entry, 2015’s Fates,. Unfortunately, none of these elements are present in Heroes.Nintendo told The Verge that the game skips marriages because “it’s not a part of the storyline. There are playful conversations that take place between men and women in the game, including some with a gay character. But romantic relationships, including marriages, do not result from these interactions or other player activities.”This is sad news for those of us who love romance and time traveling, battle-ready kids. Back to sadly smooshing our favorite Fire Emblem dolls together.

Death is temporaryFire Emblem games often include a “classic” mode, in which characters who die are gone from your battle party for good. Fire Emblem Heroes removes this “permadeath” aspect, so even if you flunk a fight, you’ll get your favorite fighters back.