Miitopia will have you embarking on a journey to rescue as many faces as you can before going head to head with the Dark Lord. It does get irritating if your eyes far surpass that of the text speed, or you’re just not the patient type. Sometimes you’ll even have to let it go and switch to the A button before you can proceed. You’ll often have to hold down the B button just to speed up the text. There’s no doubt you’ll have to read a lot of dialogue in this game, but better options to increase the text speed would have been phenomenal.
Reading dialogue is a core component of most games. Never imagined Dora the Explorer would be a great sage in an RPG, eh? This is what brings out the charm in such a game, and its extensive Mii-making system stands firmly behind it. Playing this game with generic Miis isn’t going to rival the level of enjoyment as using your favorite characters or people you know. Imagine a world where Bowser is king, SpongeBob is the Dark Lord, Dora the Explorer is the great sage, and Rick is the mother of the young troublemaker Morty. It can be irritably annoying with some of the repeated lines or scenes, but there’s a lot to it that’s been juggled around from the original Nintendo 3DS game.ĭespite its story, Miitopia is only as good as the amount of effort you put into it. The many random and whacky conversations you’ll experience between these Mii characters is what makes Miitopia the game it is today. It remains a bit above average with the main emphasis on the Miis. The game’s story doesn’t shift from its 3DS counterpart.
When the Dark Lord starts stealing the faces of the people of Miitopia, it’s up to none other than you to become the hero and put an end to the mayhem. However, can this quirky little RPG still stand its own on a new console? Story With the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo has decided to release a port with graphics that work with the console while also adding in some new content. Miitopia originally launched on the Nintendo 3DS back in 2016.
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