Fire Emblem: Three Houses

The following games all share common elements but carve out their own unique path in the genre and promise a narrative-focused adventure full of thrilling encounters around every bend.

Many of Game Informer's staffers picked a game they thought you might like to play for some fun escapism.

With a new house, classes, and missions, there’s plenty of reason to boot Three Houses back up.

We get to meet the Ashen Wolves this week. This is how they'll affect the main game.

We chat about the strives the game made to move the Fire Emblem franchise forward.

What if all the games you're supposed to like are actually terrible? That's what happened with this year's so-called masterpieces.

Former teacher Javy Gwaltney chimes in about the accuracy of Three Houses' teaching-simulator bits.

The Black Eagles, Blue Lions, or Golden Deer? This big decision comes early in the game and instantly creates an unshakable loyalty to your chosen house.

Building relationships is an important part of any RPG. Thankfully, this is one of Three Houses' strongest areas.

Nintendo is offering printable covers so you can rep your choice of house.

Update: The actor is being replaced in both Fire Emblem Heroes and Three Houses.

Watch an hour of social and battle gameplay!

Start your first day of school on the right path.

If you're unfamiliar with Fire Emblem, this is where you can learn about the franchise's odd development trajectory.

Fans of the series' Lunatic mode will have to wait a short bit.

Which will it be – the mighty Black Eagles, the fierce Blue Lions, or the friendly Golden Deer? We’ll help you decide!

You should be able to find love wherever you look in Fire Emblem.

Take the role of professor and teach your students the ways of the world.

Three Houses' director recently said in an interview that playing through just one of the houses takes about 80 hours.