Fire Emblem: Three Houses sucked me into New Game+ for the first time

I am not a New Game+ kind of guy. That’s a kind mode you unlock in some titles after you beat it the first time, giving you way to play again with some extra bonuses. But when I beat a single-player game, I move on. I don’t dabble much in story-based downloadable content, even if it’s for games I adore, like Marvel’s Spider-Man or God of War. And I don’t rush to play through a game I just beat for a second time. This is especially true for role-playing games, which take a long time to beat even once.

That’s why I’m shocked that I started playing through Fire Emblem: Three Houses again. If you read my review, you know that I loved Nintendo’s new strategy RPG for the Switch. But it also encourages multiple playthroughs better than just about any other game on the system.