Fire Emblem Engage Day 1 Patch Introduces Free Content

Also introduces Expansion Pass support.

Intelligent Systems has now released the Fire Emblem Engage day 1 patch which introduces free content to the game.

The new update now brings Fire Emblem Engage’s version to 1.1.0. Aside from adding free content to the game, it also introduces support for the expansion pass’ DLC. The free content pack of items can be accessed only by reaching Chapter 4, which is probably a bit deeper into the story.

Aside from the free content and the Expansion Pass support, the day one patch adds a link to the Nintendo eShop DLC to the title screen, enabling internet communication functions.

Fire Emblem Engage Day 1 Patch Notes

Check out the full patch notes below:

General Updates

  • Added compatibility with Expansion Pass.
  • A link to the Nintendo eShop “DLC” has been added to the title screen.
  • Update Bonus has been added. You can receive items when entering the Somniel from Chapter 5 or later.
  • You can now use functions related to internet communications.
fire emblem engage day 1 patch

Fire Emblem Engage First DLC Pack Contents

For the first DLC pack of the Expansion Pass, it will introduce these contents:

  • Emblem Edelgard (with Dimitri and Claude) has been added. They will join your group when you trigger the event at Lookout Ridge in the Somniel.
  • Emblem Tiki has been added. She will join your group when you clear her Divine Paralogue.
  • Expansion Pass Bonus 1 has been added. You will automatically receive stat-boosting items, including boots, if you purchased the Expansion Pass.
  • New accessories have been added to the boutique. These include the rare set, frilled band, big ribbon, single earring, and round specs.

Fire Emblem Engage Update Bonus 1 Pack Contents

The Update Bonus 1 pack that can be acquired after completing Chapter 4 contains the following items:

  • 1 Steel Axe
  • 1 Steel Bow
  • 1 Steel Lance
  • 1 Steel Sword
  • 10 Steel Ingots
  • 3,000G

Fire Emblem Engage is now available exclusively on Nintendo Switch.

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