Fire Emblem Engage continues to receive updates and DLC (via the expansion pass system), and we're at the limit with the first (and possibly only) pass today, following the game's 2.0 update. Let's quickly take a look at the biggest features of Fire Emblem Engage 2.0.
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Most importantly, the fourth wave of the expansion pass is now available. Titled Fell Xenologue, it includes new characters, maps, locations, and class types as a sort of mini-expansion. This comes after the third wave, which was essentially a mini- DLC with shorter battles and the ability to recruit spirits. 2.0 also adds more “update bonuses” that can be obtained by logging into Somniel, the game’s main hub.
The other interesting element (which will either prove to be unnecessary or a really cool perk depending on how much Nintendo mobile side is used) is that it includes a collaboration with Fire Emblem Heroes, which essentially includes bonus items. Bug fixes have also been rolled out in a somewhat vague manner.
There's nothing really exciting about it unless you dive into Fell Xenologue. Below you'll find the full patch notes for Fire Emblem Engage 2.0.
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Fire Emblem Engage 2.0 patch notes ver. 2.0.0 (Released April 4, 2023)
- Compatible with the fourth wave of the Expansion Pass.
- An update bonus has been added. You can receive items when you enter Somniel from chapter 5or later.
- The collaboration content for the Fire Emblem Heroes app can be downloaded for free from the Nintendo eShop now.
- You can receive items when you log in to Somniel after downloading the data from the eShop. Please note that players who have already downloaded the bonuses after logging in to Fire Emblem Heroes cannot download them again.
- Existing issues have been fixed for the best gaming experience
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source of information:destructoid.com
