The game is fine without the two screens or the touch screen. That being said, Miitopia still feels great in portable mode.
While generally we aren’t huge fans of touch controls in most Nintendo Switch games, having the option for those that enjoy it would have been a big step forward for this release. Unfortunately, there is no touch screen option for the controls, which is just a bit of a miss. It’s nice to see Nintendo brining back these loveable, creatable characters in a meaningful way, and it hits home – as someone who loved spending hours upon hours creating Mii’s modeled after myself, friends, family and yes, even celebrities. This is huge, as Mii creation is a massive part of playing Miitopia. That said, Miitopia on the Switch looks better than the 3DS game and even improves the Mii creation with more options. There’s no 3D on the Switch version either. The Switch only has one screen, compared to the 3DS’s two, and so all the gameplay takes place on a single screen. Most staff here at GamesReviews, however, have felt it is a worthwhile addition.Īs far as gameplay, well, there are some changes. Enough to justify buying again? That’s really up to you, and how much you enjoyed it the first time. The Miis bond with the horse and it will even help in battle! This is a great addition to Miitopia, and one that brings about quite a few brand new gameplay elements never before seen in the game. Miitopia for the Switch adds a horse character that you can create and he (or she) becomes part of the party. While not all about the new horse, it is mostly about the horse. Still if you played the game on the 3DS, you know this games story and you likely aren’t in for anything too new, outside of a few enhancements. And while there is some of that in the Switch version, its been dialed back a little. On the 3DS, the dialogue and some scenes could feel a bit repetitive. The dialogue is so funny, heightened when you create the perfect pairing of adventurers. The story won’t win any awards but its a lot of fun. You play as a Mii, who recruits other Miis, to go on an epic (very silly) quest. Miitopia on the Nintendo Switch has the same story as the 3DS game. But what do we think of the Switch version? Is it the game worth picking up again or for the first time on Switch? Here is our review of Miitopia on the Nintendo Switch! We reviewed it on that system, plus you can find review-in-progress articles here. Miitopia was, and technically still is, on the Nintendo 3DS.
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