Fire Emblem Guess (feguess)

About Fire Emblem Guess (feguess)

Fire Emblem Guess is an unofficial fan game about Nintendo and Intelligent Systems' tactics series. Each day it picks one mystery unit from a curated pool of well-known characters, from Marth in Shadow Dragon to the cast of Engage, while all 624 characters in its database are accepted as guesses.

You start with a free hint: a row comparing another unit with the answer, which is never the answer itself but shows real colours and arrows. Then you type any character. Every guess is checked on eight columns: debut game, starting class, weapon types, movement type, sex, home realm, number of appearances and race. Green is an exact match, amber means close (the same class family, the same continent or an overlapping weapon type), grey is no match, and arrows show whether the answer comes from a later game or has more appearances. There is no guess limit; your shared grid shows how many turns you took.

Besides the Classic daily there are four other modes, each with its own seed: Infinite for endless practice, Emblem where clues are revealed one at a time, Pixel with a portrait that sharpens with each guess, and Shadow with only the silhouette. The page shows yesterday's unit and a countdown to the next one, and your streak is kept in your browser.

It suits Fire Emblem players who know their units across the series, and fans of other Nintendo character games such as Smashdle.

How to play Fire Emblem Guess (feguess)

1. Read the free hint row at the top: it is a real comparison, but never the answer.
2. Type any Fire Emblem character's name and press Engage.
3. Read the eight columns: green for an exact match, amber for close, grey for no match.
4. Follow the arrows for debut game and number of appearances.
5. Keep guessing, with no limit, until every column turns green, then share your grid.

Tips

• Use the debut game column early: the arrows split thirty years of games quickly.
• Movement type and weapon narrow the class family fast once the game is known.
• Try Pixel or Shadow after the Classic daily: they have their own answers.

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