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Miitopia

SCORE: 70

I am very thankful I had the money to purchase Miitopia on the Nintendo Switch. The Nintendo 3DS version did not impress me very much. There are some things I learned about the Nintendo Switch version of Miitopia that are cool. You probably already know these things if you were watching the Twitch live streams I did of Miitopia. Those are being processed into videos and will be appearing on our video channels. Viewers of live streams can share codes and you can use the Mii’s they created. There are some talented people out there making some really cool Miis.

The Nintendo Switch version of Miitopia is a remastered version. The graphics look a bit better. We still get nonsense conversations from the Miis while they are walking along the paths. The issues families can have with Miitopia are false gods, spirits, magic, violence, ghosts, gambling, bad language, sexual deviancy, and more. Miitopia is a turn based role playing game where we control our Mii and watch the computer control the other Miis. We can place Miis in a safe spot to heal them up which is very handy in Miitopia. There are certain powders that can heal and bring them back to life. Many of those powders increase as the player saves faces.

The story remains the same in Miitopia. An evil wizard takes the faces of all these Miis and places it on monsters. When we defeat the monsters we get their face and can go and return it. I love the helping part and growing characters closer part of Miitopia. I made sure to keep those relationships male and female. Miitopia does allow for same sex characters to become soul mates. I am shocked such controversial and highly divisive content was included.

After questing in an area our characters go to an inn. They can be fed (if you have food) to increase their stats, bond, go on outings, play in the arcade, buy new gear, and more. I found it is really hard to have enough food for the Miis a lot of the time. Money is also hard to come by unless you are willing to gamble. That requires certain special cards though. Amiibos can be used in Miitopia to receive special outfits at specific locations.

I had some fun playing Miitopia. Sadly this sub par video game did not age very well. The cost for the content is a bit unbalanced in my opinion. Miitopia should cost much less than it does in my opinion.
- Paul

Graphics: 63%
Sound: 75%
Replay/Extras: 71%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: Nintendo Switch
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo EPD, Grezzo
Rating: ‘E’ - Everyone SIX and OLDER ONLY {Crude Humor, Mild Cartoon Violence, Mild Language}