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Isn't fire emblem famous for isometric turn based strategy? I've never played them but they seem popular.
It's top down, not isometric, but yes
Ah, maybe the new one is iso?
Just looked at a screenshot. It's top down. It's a pretty minor difference. Iso games tend to be smaller maps with elements of verticality, fire Emblem maps imply verticality by terrain type sometimes but that's it.
I would recommend fire Emblem (or at least the most of them). The RPG elements of Fire Emblem are very different than most games. Characters die permanently and the overall roster ends up being way more than you can use at once so it's about picking a team and building them with a limited exp pool over the game
I think so. But aren't they all for Nintendo consoles? I guess I could emulate them sometime. IMO the greatest rpg games are by Spiderweb software, but they aren't too well known