Fire Emblem Fates Conquest for Nintendo 3DS

About Fire Emblem Fates Conquest for Nintendo 3DS

Fire Emblem Fates Conquest tells the harder side of the Fates story on Nintendo 3DS. Corrin, born in Hoshido but raised in the gloomy kingdom of Nohr, chooses the family who raised them and sets out to change Nohr from within. The campaign that follows is darker in tone, full of difficult orders, uneasy alliances and siblings bound by duty to a harsh king. Every victory feels earned, both in the story and on the battlefield itself, where mercy is rare.

Conquest is built for veterans. There are no simple chances to grind for gold or experience between chapters, so every resource and every level must be planned with care. Map objectives vary widely, from escapes and defenses to tight turn limits, and enemy skills punish lazy positioning. The pair up system, personal skills and Dragon Vein powers give you the tools to survive, while My Castle offers a breather between hard fights. It is widely loved as one of the finest pure strategy campaigns in the series.

Genre	Strategy
Publisher	Nintendo
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Strategists looking for Conquest today should know the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible. A physical cartridge from a retailer is now the straightforward way to take the Nohr path. Owners who bought the game digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their Nintendo 3DS, so their hard fought campaign and castle remain available whenever they feel ready for another demanding run.

No grinding, no mercy, just pure tactical challenge.

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What's inside

• A darker campaign siding with Nohr
• No easy grinding for gold or levels
• Varied map objectives that test planning
• Deep pair up and skill systems
• My Castle breaks between hard battles

Best for

Great for veteran tacticians who love a real challenge.