Fire Emblem Heroes

Fire Emblem Heroes

Developers	Intelligent Systems Nintendo EPD
Publisher	Nintendo
Platforms	iOS, Android
Release	Japan: February 2, 2017 US: February 2, 2017 PAL Region: February 2, 2017
Genre	Tactical role-playing game
Website	Official Website
Description	Book I A world with two kingdoms: the Emblian Empire, which wishes to rule all worlds, and the Askran Kingdom, which stands in its way. You are a summoner with the special ability to call upon legendary Heroes from different Fire Emblem worlds. In order to save the Kingdom of Askr from destruction, join the Order of Heroes and face a never-ending challenge. Book IV With their struggle with the realm of the dead behind them, the Order of Heroes sets out to investigate a strange report out of a remote village. It's said that the residents of the village have fallen victim to unrelenting nightmares. Upon their approach, Alfonse and the others quickly succumb to an unbearable drowsiness. In their half-conscious state, they are approached by Peony, a radiant light elf with the ability to conjure pleasant dreams. With a new ally at their side, it's up to the Order of Heroes to fend off the dark elves and return to reality.

Fire Emblem Heroes is a free-to-play tactical role-playing game developed by Intelligent Systems and Nintendo for iOS and Android devices. The game is a mobile spin-off of the Fire Emblem series, and was released on February 2, 2017.

Development[]

The game was first announced by Nintendo as the third mobile game made under the DeNA partnership in April 2016, alongside an Animal Crossing mobile game, and was originally set for release that year. The game's title and gameplay details were later revealed during a Fire Emblem Direct presentation in January 2017. Immediately afterwards, Nintendo launched an online Choose Your Legends promotion, in which players could vote for various characters from the series to be included in the game. The game was released in 39 countries for Android and iOS devices on February 2, 2017. As was the case with Nintendo's previously released mobile game Super Mario Run, Fire Emblem Heroes requires players to have a persistent internet connection to play.

Key People[]

Main article: Credits

Kouhei Maeda - Director & Writer
Shingo Matsushita - Director
Masahiro Higuchi - Producer
Yu Sasaki - Producer
Hideki Konno - Producer
Yuji Ohashi - Programmer
Ryo Watanabe - Programmer
Mai Kusakihara - Artist
Yusuke Kozaki - Artist
Kouta Nakamura - Writer
Satoko Kurihara - Writer
Yuu Ohshima - Writer
Hiroki Morishita - Composer

List of Heroes that appear in Fire Emblem Heroes[]

List of enemy units that appear in Fire Emblem Heroes[]

Gallery[]

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Artwork of Book II
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In other languages[]

Language	Name
Japanese	ファイアーエムブレムヒーローズ
German	Fire Emblem Heroes
Spanish (Europe)	Fire Emblem Heroes
Spanish (Latin America)	Fire Emblem Heroes
French	Fire Emblem Heroes
Italian	Fire Emblem Heroes
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)	Fire Emblem Heroes
Portuguese	Fire Emblem Heroes

References[]

Fire Emblem Heroes article on Wikipedia