With each release, the Fire Emblem series seems to get better in terms of aesthetics, story, and characters. Regrettably, the gameplay changes and modern level design have left some old-school fans wanting a more… challenging experience. Some great alternatives come in the form of ROM hacks and fan-games, improving the classics or presenting something entirely new for Fire Emblem fans.
Lead your ragtag group of warriors to victory with some of these fantastic fan-made FE games, hand-picked with true FE fans in mind. While the hack consists of 16 new playable chapters and three sidequests, only half of these follow a storyline. That said, the excellent level design and smart balance tweaks would make it an awesome hack, even without a story. This Full Content Patch makes it even better with several modifications meant to let you access everything the game offers with little to no extra effort.
As such, you can recruit all units, play all chapters, and even access the Online Shop items without having to play the game multiple times. Or even connect to the Internet. Plummet Challenge Game. Carpet Shark. Lost in Space.
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Fire Emblem: Staff of Ages is a stellar ROM hack that features elements of several other hacks on this list, with its only major downside being the fact that it is currently unfinished. With above-average writing as far as ROM hacks are concerned, the game features three lords, much like Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade, going as far as to feature a route split that allows you to control your favorite of these lords. Between added skills, branching promotions, paralogues, and great map design, we can't wait to see more from this hack's development.
It has its own impressive interface with GBA sprites, but with various improvements such as better music capabilities. While Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade served as a prequel to The Binding Blade, The Immortal Sword's story moves further backward in time, functioning as a prequel to the former, putting the spotlight on characters such as Hector's older brother and Lyn's mother. Otherwise, it is among the most impressive Fire Emblem fan projects around.
Released in , Fire Emblem: Vision Quest is by and large the most well-rounded and impressive ROM hack that has actually been finished. Now that you have all these programs, you will need to start making use of them. Some programs have tutorials on using them while others are straight forward. Most consistent of opening the program, opening the ROM, searching for what you want to edit, and then editing it. Nightmare Modules can be opened with the Nightmare program and they allow you to edit many different aspects of the game.
Once you become very familiar with Nightmare, you can venture off onto other programs. Not everything will be straight forward and you will most likely need to ask lots of questions, however common sense and thinking things out are two major aspects to becoming a successful hacker.
The Ultimate Tutorial is also a resource you can make good use of.
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