Since the dawn of ever, warriors have banded together to fight evil. Now. Mii characters based on your favorite people must unite to do turn-based battle and save Miitopia! Cast them in roles across the kingdom, manage friendships, and give them jobs with distinct stats, abilities, gear, and a custom look. Then behold as awesomeness
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Added on: August 4, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Since the dawn of ever, warriors have banded together to fight evil. Now. Mii characters based on your favorite people must unite to do turn-based battle and save Miitopia! Cast them in roles across the kingdom, manage friendships, and give them jobs with distinct stats, abilities, gear, and a custom look. Then behold as awesomeness unfolds!
Quirky and fun, but needs polishing This game had me hooked for hours on end. I bought the game almost immediately after playing the demo (available as an eShop download) and have not regretted it. But like any game, Miitopia has both strong and weak points, and unfortunately there are enough weak points for me to not give this game the full five stars.Here are my personal thoughts on this game – gameplay spoiler warning!PROS- It’s quirky. I love the little interactions the Miis have – and they…
AWESOME. First of all, if you liked Tomodachi Life at all, you’ll definitely love this game. It’s like a weird RPG sequel to that game. It’s got the same kind of odd humor, and once again, you can use your own Miis as literally every character in the game-the main character, the people in your party, and all NPCs, no matter how big or small their role. (Minor characters are cast for you by using Mii Central, which produces HILARIOUS results, but you can change these at any time in the menu.) Other than…
A Role-Playing Game Of You! Tomodachi Life is what convinced me to buy my 2DS. Now, this RPG form of Tomodachi Life has reaffirmed the positivity of that purchase. This game is full of fun that is funny and in a day of age where the internet can easily spoil a video gaming experience, it is most admirable when a game can surprise you with charm and satire. I enjoy imagining the live action parallels of many scenarios generated by the game and reading aloud the lines of Miis in their respective voices (that is if I can…