This isn't a game. I understand it's very memetic and has a lot of funny stuff, but it isn't a game. You literally do nothing 95% of the time, with very few exceptions. I'd compare it to the Sims, as they would technically be in the same genre. At least in the Sims, you can control what your characters do. You don't do that here. You just nudge them into directions when they ask for your advice. It's something that I just cannot spend more than 5 minutes on before putting it away for 3 years. It's just not a video game.
The only thing of note is one day I turned on my 3DS and found that 2 of my characters were getting divorced and I find that utterly hilarious.
The only thing of note is one day I turned on my 3DS and found that 2 of my characters were getting divorced and I find that utterly hilarious.
Think of it like the Sims but with that really weird and fun Nintendo charm.
I enjoyed my time with it, but it doesn't take too long before you've seen everything the game has to offer and things get repetitive fast.
Idk if I can recommend it in 2021 when the switch remaster is probably happening any day now.
I enjoyed my time with it, but it doesn't take too long before you've seen everything the game has to offer and things get repetitive fast.
Idk if I can recommend it in 2021 when the switch remaster is probably happening any day now.
the game that made me fall in love with Miis as a concept after going "oh yeah, these guys sure do exist" when I first played Wii Sports in 2009. it's genuinely silly and fun to watch your various Miis hang out and I've had far more fun with this game than any Animal Crossing or The Sims game ever created. my only complaint is that the clothing is extremely limited, especially when compared to how it was handled in Miitomo. that and gay people are banned on the island. please have a Switch sequel that fixes these things and gives us the Miitopia Mii Maker functionality I beg of you