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Fire Emblem: Gheb Fe is a fan-made romhack for the Game Boy Advance, released unofficially around the mid-2000s. It takes the familiar tactical RPG framework of the GBA Fire Emblem titles and twists it into something deliberately bizarre and self-aware. The game doesn't try to hide its origins as a modification; it leans into the community's inside jokes and meme culture that was flourishing online at the time.

You control a ragtag army of joke characters, including the infamously arrogant Gheb, through a series of turn-based tactical maps. Your objective is simply to survive the string of nonsensical battles, which often feature overpowered units, absurd win conditions, and dialogue that constantly breaks the fourth wall. Signature mechanics include recruiting units with no logical place in a serious narrative (like a sentient sandwich) and navigating maps designed more for comedy than balanced challenge. The pacing is erratic, and the difficulty can spike unpredictably, but it all contributes to the experience. Playing it feels like being let in on a long-running community joke that never takes itself seriously.