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I've been doing a bit of Fire Emblem Engage every evening, and it's really grown on me. The battles are challenging in a way that you really have to think about how you set everyone up at the start, consider most moves carefully, and respond when the enemy does something you don't expect. It all leads to a very satisfying result when you execute it well. I haven't played a FE game since Awakening, so I can't really compare it with more recent games and maybe I've forgotten what FE is like, but it does feel like a really well-balanced game in terms of the battle difficulty.
A lot of people rank Engage as one of the best in the series on gameplay. I think the only recent game that gets as much praise in that aspect is Fates Conquest.