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Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore

|Japan|Role-playing (RPG), Adventure

8.2 /10

Aww Great!

Niche

25 ratings
Time to beat
Main + extras
38h
Trailers & screenshots
Why play it

You and the rising stars you call friends will need to call on your own creative power - manifested as iconic Fire Emblem characters - to wage a secret war on rogue spirits that feed on creativity. Each encounter will immerse you in deep, turn-based battles that blend the combat of the Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei series into one brutal harmony. Fuse items to craft weaponry; then play to your strengths and crush your foes. Around every corner you'll find fun nods to multiple fandoms, including Fire Emblem references, dungeons themed to the entertainment industry, and stunning musical performances.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Aww Great!: 8.2/10 across 25 ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

Play style

This is a Port leaning into Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Music, with a main story around 38h. Check form, fantasy, and time commitment.

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EurogamerMalindy Hetfeld · 15 Jan, 2020
7.5/10

Unable to combine the best of two beloved series, this JRPG can't really find its focus.

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PolygonJeffrey Parkin · 16 Jan, 2020

Tokyo Mirage Sessions is a ridiculous gem that’s finally getting a second chance

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GuardianSteve Boxer · 24 Jan, 2020
8/10

A group of magical youngsters do battle on the streets of Tokyo in this endearing, addictive anime-like role-playing game

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Nintendo LifeChris Scullion · 15 Jan, 2020
8/10

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is one of the most colourful, approachable and downright endearing RPGs you'll find on the Switch. Its new story chapter, music tracks and character assists improve on the original to an extent, but not enough to greatly affect its overall quality. Thankfully, what was there was already fantastic, meaning those who missed out on it the first time around really have no reason not to get stuck in now.

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RPG SiteAdam Vitale · 15 Jan, 2020
8/10

A wonderful JRPG that gets a second chance on a new platform.

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RPG FanNathan Lee · 13 Feb, 2020
8.9/10

Tokyo Mirage Sessions' deep battle system, light-hearted story, bright aesthetics, and catchy J-pop soundtrack are JRPG bliss.

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WccftechDave Aubrey · 15 Jan, 2020
8.2/10

Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE Encore is definitely the definitive version of the game - who needs the Wii U GamePad, anyway? JRPG fans and those who love idol culture will find a lot to love here, but this certainly won't convert anyone who hasn't liked JRPGs in the past, like Persona 5 and other games might. A great title to have in your Nintendo Switch library.

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Hardcore GamerJacob Bukacek · 22 Jan, 2020
8/10

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is the definitive version of a JRPG that was already quite enjoyable.

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Goomba StompHarry Morris · 1 Apr, 2022
8/10

As JRPGs go, one could do far worse than this peculiar hybrid of two esteemed franchises (but, truth be told, one could do far better too).

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Netto’s Game RoomBenjamin Bell · 7 Jun, 2020
8/10

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is a unique game. It mixes classic SMT dungeon crawling, with Fire Emblem systems, and puts it all to a music filled story. While it’s plot really isn’t it’s strong point, the characters are still fun and likable, and the gameplay is pretty solid. It’s nothing outstanding by any means, especially compared to other SMT titles, but it’s still good enough to stand on it’s own. It’s a great way for newcomers to get introduced to the series, and is something worth checking out if you are already a fan.

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