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Playing this on a 50" TV doesn't look bad at all, rather its textures and 3D models look impressive.
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Graphics / Art Directionįor a Nintendo 3DS game being locked on a 240p resolution screen, Grezzo has done an impressive job of bringing Miitopia to Nintendo's current HD console.
The minimalist plot acts as a blank canvas for that and if you can acknowledge this going in, you'll be sure to have fun with it. While there's not much more to it than that, being able to create your own custom Miis to embody the game's characters allows for personal touches where you can laugh at your cautious mage (who happens to be your crush) cast a fire spell at your evil landlord. The crux of the plot is evil is bad and doing bad things you are good and therefore should stop bad from doing said bad things. Miitopia is designed to be utterly nonsensical with its short and humorous moments along the way, despite how repetitive these moments become after a few hours. However when we take a step back and look at it from a broader perspective, this is done to its benefit. The plot is bareboned, there's no way to sugar-coat that. Every now and then, you'll come across a fork in the road and you must choose which direction you want to proceed in sometimes it'll advise that one road has tougher enemies than the other or there may be a chest down one side, so it's a competent, albeit simple, method of creating some form of excitement. Upon entering a new node, you'll continue on a fairly linear path where you'll randomly encounter enemies. It's lacklustre on face value but it does help to keep the gameplay progression quick and snappy.Įnjoying our Miitopia Switch Review so far? Please consider supporting us on Patreon so that we can continue to keep the website running and get our fortnightly podcast two days early. As you progress through the game, you'll travel across an overworld map ala Super Mario Bros. In terms of world design, there's not much here. I tended to go with designing family members but you can have fun with this as I had made The Great Sage Snoop Dogg a recurring character. This new Nintendo Switch version allows you to choose Miis you have already created on your Nintendo Switch (which not many people tend to do), use some of your friends' Miis online, create your own when the time calls for it or if you're really stuck, you can choose from an assortment of popular creations online. This game was a seemingly much better fit on the Nintendo 3DS due to having StreetPass and the like. Party members that fall in battle will still receive experience points once all is said and done and you'll rarely need to fight multiple battles before reaching the next inn to heal.Ĭreating Miis and having them interact in a nonsensical fantasy RPG is half the fun of Miitopia. Unlike the brutally difficult Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster, Miitopia is quite forgiving as far as RPGs go. You also have Sprinkles that act like potions where you can heal/revive party members by individual points and these refill every time you reach an inn (which is at the end of each node's runthrough). The Safe Spot is a handy feature where you can pull a party member out of combat for a turn to heal a portion of HP/MP and be cured of status effects.
While combat is very straightforward and streamlined, there is some strategy to keep in mind. This can somewhat dampen the experience for long-time RPG fans but for newcomers to the genre, it may come as a blessing. These party members are part of a group you'll form very early into the game but in combat, you'll only control the primary character (being yourself) whilst the others do their own thing. Miitopia plays out like a standard turn-based RPG where you'll battle randomly encountered enemies with a party of four. Travel across the land of Miitopia and save humanity whilst having a goofy laugh along the way. In Miitopia, the player uses various Mii characters to embark on an adventure to take down the Dark Lord and rescue the faces of innocent villagers.
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