Fire Emblem Engage Endings: Good And Bad Endings Guide

Fire Emblem Engage has only two endings which depend on how a boss fight goes and the retrieval of an item. Here is how to get them.

Fire Emblem Engage players can get just two endings of the game. This ending depends on the final boss fight against Sombron, which takes place in Chapter 26, The Last Engage.

If the players emerge victorious, they earn the good ending; if they fail, they get the bad ending. There is no other possible ending that you can get. Now, you are in the right place if you’re curious about what you can do differently to get your desired ending in Fire Emblem Engage and the prospect of paired endings like previous FE games.

Good Ending

Fire Emblem Engage endings

To get a good ending, you must win the battle against Sombron. Also, you will see a post-credit scene after the credit rolls to get the rewards. After the post-credit scene, you will see Alear’s final appearance alongside her romantic partner.

Bad Ending

During the final battle, your task is to get back the time crystal, and if you fail to do so, a cutscene will be played. You will get a bad ending if you fail to do this and lose the final battle against Sombron.

If you encounter a bad ending, you can simply reload your saved game and start the final battle again.

Are there Paired Endings in FE Engage?

Fire Emblem Engage endings

Fire Emblem Engage has no paired endings in the traditional sense, as has been the case with past Fire Emblem games. However, if you achieve a good ending, you can view the paired ending between the protagonist, Alear, and their chosen romantic partner.

No other paired endings between other characters as support rank caps out at A-rank except for the person given the Pact Ring. This means only Alear can pair up with one partner at the end.

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