GAME Offers Exclusive Metallic Foil Sticker Set for Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave
GAME has begun pushing pre-orders for Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave on Nintendo Switch 2, sweetening the deal with an exclusive set of metallic foil stickers available only with a reservation at its stores or official website. The new entry in the Fire Emblem franchise sends players to the Dagdano Empire and into the Heroic Games, a tournament where the winner earns a wish—setting up a story driven by choice, recruitable allies, and tactical battles.
Release timing and where the pre-order bonus applies
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Game | Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave |
| Platform | Nintendo Switch 2 |
| Availability | Available in stores next 17 September |
| Pre-order bonus | Exclusive set of metallic foil stickers from GAME when reserving in-store or via its official website |
The story centers on the Dagdano Empire and its Heroic Games, where the tournament winner is granted a wish. Players will be asked to choose one of four heroes—Cai, Dietrich, Theodora, and Leda—and guide them toward their individual goals. The game’s narrative will branch based on player decisions, with each character’s motivations and progression shaped by what you choose to do throughout the campaign.
Beyond the overarching tournament premise, the new campaign is described as a mix of tactical combat and deeper management-style play. Players can train their units, recruit new allies, and explore areas beyond the capital to find resources, experience, and rewards—aiming to make each run feel distinct rather than strictly linear.
GAME’s reservation promotion specifically highlights the metallic foil sticker set as an exclusive gift tied to pre-ordering. The game itself is positioned as the franchise’s move from Nintendo Switch to the company’s next console, with Fortune’s Weave arriving later this month on Nintendo Switch 2.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave launches on 17 September for Nintendo Switch 2, bringing the Heroic Games—and the choices that come with them—to a new generation of hardware.
