Fire Emblem Three Houses, the next entry in the popular series, is set to make its debut on Nintendo Switch in a little over a month, and new details on the game have started coming in almost daily. Today, we have finally learned more about the game's digital version size and upcoming DLC.
The Fire Emblem Three Houses Japanese download card confirmed that the game's digital version size is 11.9 GB, which is quite big, but not as big as some recent Nintendo Switch games.
The download card also confirmed that the game's size will increase due to DLC, which will be coming sometime after launch. The DLC will introduce new missions, paralogues, and outfits for characters.
Fire Emblem Three Houses will sport a lot of new mechanics never seen before in the series, as well as a military academy setting featuring three different houses.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses – The Black Eagles. The Blue Lions. The Golden Deer. Three noble houses that are part of the Officer’s Academy, an elite facility that trains students in the ways of weapons, magic and special skills. As a professor, the player must choose one of these houses to lead its students in grid-based battles with life-or-death stakes. Each house is comprised of many different students to meet and train, each with her or his own personality and skills. These students can interact with each other at the academy, strengthening their bonds and supporting each other on the battlefield.
Fire Emblem Three Houses launches on Nintendo Switch on July 26th in all regions.
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