The story itself isn’t the most compelling but it certainly suits the Mii world and face customization you’ll be engaging in. If you have a kind Mii, they might step in and take an attack for another. Some of their traits even show through during combat. The characters have quirky personalities and voice their opinions and desires on and off the battlefield.
Miitopia is a hilarious game with a lot of puns, references and easter eggs. It’s up to you and your Mii counterparts to band together and rescue the poor souls who blunder about. That Dark Lord is a MiieanieĮvil spreads across the land and the vile Dark Lord appears and snatches people’s faces away, leaving them helpless husks. Though I played the original, I could scarce remember it when I set out to review Miitopia for the Nintendo Switch this time around. Miitopia is the most Nintendo RPG I can imagine and it’s hard to think of anyone else doing it. Turning Miitopia into an RPG with strong social draws seems like the perfect way to blend ideas. And of course getting a self titled stand alone game made sense. It’s not surprising based on the early Nintendo concepts to see Miis incorporated into various franchises. Probably not as famous as the overalled plumber, but many raised during the Wii era certainly know their miipearance. Years before that, Nintendo tried to launch other avatar creators but none of them were easily compatible with games, and thus, suspended.įast forward to now and Mii avatars are a Nintendo staple.
It was the golden age of the Wii and Nintendo introduced a customizable avatar. Before we get too far into our review of Miitopia we should jump back another ten years prior to the 3DS release. Miitopia is a bizarre role-playing game which saw its initial release on the 3DS in Japan in December of 2016 and subsequently worldwide in July the following year. Introducing: Miitopia Nintendo Switch Review
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