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About this game

Miitopia is an RPG-type Video game that was initially released by Nintendo for Nintendo 3DS but was later remastered for Nintendo Switch. The game features life simulation elements, starting with standard Mii avatars such as warriors and mages. As the game progresses, more characters will appear and be playable. Miis have different characteristics and traits that will influence their role on the battlefield. Start an epic journey to defeat the Dark Lord who wields the ability to steal faces from different Miis and restore order in Miitopia!

• Create Mii characters based on real-life friends and foes and populate your own Miitopia!
• Battle different kinds of enemies and monsters along the way
• Build relationships through INN-TERACTIONS. Create an alliance or start a war
• The Nintendo Switch remaster also introduces a new makeup and wig feature which allows players to further customize their in-game characters, including options not available on the console’s Mii Maker application, as well as a horse that can help in combat.

Reviews

Miitopia is the right kind of silly nonsense. It’s oddball, but never random for the sake of randomness. There’s method to the madness, and in giving players such control over the experience, Miitopia ends up becoming something resonant on a personal level. Part of the reason I had so much fun with this game was because I had a direct hand in crafting what I experienced. I rarely laugh out loud as much as I have had with this one, and that is more impressive of a feat than Nintendo will get credit for. It’s hard to get humour right over something as extended in length as a JRPG, and Nintendo nailed it.

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Miitopia is a simple RPG with a few very unmodern character-creating mechanics. Whether you are charmed by Miis or not is certainly your own prerogative, but the gameplay itself is perfect for beginner RPG players with its focus on relationships between your party members. Longtime RPG players may find a good time in its relative simplicity.

But Why Tho?

 

In some respects, there’s barely a game here at all. And yet, I’m still charmed by what I consider to be the core gameplay. Not the tedious battles or the humdrum story, but the interpersonal bonds and endless customization. If you’re looking for some laid-back fun in short chunks, this will be perfect for you. On the other hand, the game is missing big sections of what makes a good RPG. So long as you’re up for a leisurely tour through an endless succession of inns, Miitopia will be a great time.

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