After beginning their quest, players decide where they want their Mii to go via a map screen where each area is treated like a stage. At the same time, players can choose from six initial classes such as warrior, mage, etc.Įxploration in Miitopia is the game’s weakest point. When selecting a playable Mii character, players can decide on their personality from six available options. This means that while players can perform actions to influence the gameplay, the majority of player’s time with the game is spent watching the Miis handle the main actions. Similar to Tomodachi Life, Miitopia is, for the most part, a simulation game. It is unfortunate though that unlike those titles, Miitopia doesn’t feature the same text-to-speech function. It also helps that the game has excellent writing, never taking itself too seriously and it also features a lot of the humour found in Tomodachi Life and Miitomo. This can result in some hilarious moments such as running into a wandering Burger King mascot or Nintendo officials like Miyamoto or Reggie Fils-Aimé. While the game will ask players to select a Mii to play major roles as characters are introduced, Miitopia draws from a large pool of user created Miis to fill its supporting cast. What makes the story of Miitopia so entertaining is its randomly chosen cast.
It’s up to the player to lead a team of up to four Miis and restore these lost faces. The peaceful land of Miitopia faces peril when the Dark Lord appears and begins stealing everyone’s faces, giving them away to monsters. While the mix may be hard to get your head around at first, it won’t be long until you find yourself wrapped up in watching your Mii defeat monsters while growing closer to their companions in this RPG world. Miitopia not only brings Miis back into the spotlight, but also blends the gameplay from Tomodachi Life with a world similar to one you would find in a traditional RPG. Miis haven’t been in the spotlight ever since Miitomo, Nintendo’s first mobile app.
It’s been three years since the release of Tomodachi Life, Nintendo’s bizarre life simulation game featuring the company’s customizable Mii avatars.
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