Miitopia (Nintendo Switch)

I love this game. It’s fun and casual when you just want to play something easygoing.

It's difficult to find games that are appropriate and engaging for my son, but this one is a winner. It's nice because I don't have to monitor it as closely as I do with games downloaded on a tablet. He also likes that he gets to customize characters from his family and friends. The bonding terms are a neat way to introduce concepts to him while still being a really fun game.

Llegó casi un más antes de la fecha señalada, mi hijo está muy feliz con el juego y el hecho que llegó antes

This is the English version for anyone looking here in Amazon JP from abroad. They ack it super well and it arrived super fast. I’ve been waiting for this but it was still expensive locally. I was lucky to get such a good deal here on Amazon JP.

I loved this game when I played the demo and have not put it down since I purchased it. It's silly, cute, and you can customize your Miis to some amazing extents. I would highly recommend this game to any kid or adult. :)

I’ve played Miitopia on the 3ds before, so this game isn’t exactly new to me, but nevertheless I decided to play through it again. I’m currently only a little bit through the Switch edition, but from my first impressions the port is well done. The UI is fairly seamless , and I don’t really find myself missing the second screen that the 3ds offered. Nintendo also added a few extra features to the game (not to mention vast improvements in graphics) that are fun to play around with and add some new ways you can play.As far as Miitopia by itself, it is still a turn based JRPG set in a mythical world where people’s faces have been stolen by the Dark Lord, and you (as well as some of you friends/family) have to stop him/her. I think a lot of people who play this game or consider picking it up are afraid of their teammates being automatically controlled and I thought this might be a problem when I originally got the game, but it really isn’t. The miis each have their own personalities on and off the battlefield and it’s fun to watch chaos unfold across the screen as their personalities interact with each other in interesting ways. The battle system is fun, but the cheesy jokes, wacky mii interactions, bizzare locations and killer soundtrack really carry this game. It’s not a game I would skip, and once you get in you’ll see why.