Here’s the full list of what’s out this month, while I continue to cry in a corner over the NSFW Valentine’s day card that was sent to me and confirms that I’ll be forever alone.

Here’s a breakdown on what’s on the way for everything Fire Emblem, as was detailed on Nintendo Direct last night.

Fire Emblem Fates: Revelation. A middle child that accepts neither side in the massive war that plays out over the course of both games.

Collecting a vast crew of seasoned soldiers and mercenaries is part of the charm of Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright. Keeping them alive, is the other soul-crushing half to this equation.

Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest is a side of the conflict that is designed to break you, a pull-no-punches experience that is Fire Emblem at its purest.

At its core, Fire Emblem games are all about building trust and relationships with your army. And then watching said trust become a night of badness that adds a new soldier to your army nine months later.

There's a reason comrades on the battle field are called brothers in arms. Now your squad can form friendships in XCOM 2, and reap the benefits... and penalties.

There's a LOT of DLC on the way for Fire Emblem Fates. I hope your wallet is ready.