Fire Emblem: Three Houses will get ‘an even harder mode’ as free DLC later this year

‘Beyond normal and hard’

Recommended Videos

There’s going to be a lot of Fire Emblem to go around the table after Three Houses launches this year. So we know that Nintendo is releasing DLC that will run through April 2020, allowing for an already long tail. But thanks to a tweet from Nintendo of Europe, we also know that the publisher plans on giving us at least one free update.

According to the tweet, there will be a free DLC update later this year for something “beyond normal and hard mode,” that adds “an even harder” difficulty setting to the game. This mode isn’t named in the tweet, but “difficult,” “lunatic,” and “maniac” have been monikers that have described more challenging settings in the past. Typically, these esoteric alterations allow for even more restrictions for players in addition to stat changes, like an increase in enemy counts and more skills for enemy elites.

As I mentioned in my review, I immediately started a second run of the game with a new house after finishing my first. I replay Fire Emblem games frequently, so the more modes to accommodate longevity, the better.

Nintendo of Europe [Twitter]


Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article XDefiant hosts first competitive tournament ahead of launch
XDefiant
Read Article Rocket Knight Adventures: Re-Sparked is out in June, includes Genesis masterpiece
Rocket Knight Animation Frame
Read Article Destiny 2’s Exotic armor focusing and Shader icons are changing for The Final Shape
Related Content
Read Article XDefiant hosts first competitive tournament ahead of launch
XDefiant
Read Article Rocket Knight Adventures: Re-Sparked is out in June, includes Genesis masterpiece
Rocket Knight Animation Frame
Read Article Destiny 2’s Exotic armor focusing and Shader icons are changing for The Final Shape
Author
Chris Carter
Managing Editor - Chris has been enjoying Destructoid avidly since 2008. He finally decided to take the next step in January of 2009 blogging on the site. Now, he's staff!