All across the lands, the evil Dark Lord has stolen the Mii townspeople's faces, whisking them away and plugging them into big baddies. As the hero, your job is to travel across the land to rescue their visages and defeat the Dark Lord.

On its own merits, Miitopia is an easy, 30-hour RPG that mostly plays itself. It's aimed squarely at the under-12 crowd, but has a lot of micromanagement elements that can keep min-maxers busy. Most importantly, it's too relentlessly cheerful to dislike.

Remember this game is about characters that you make go on adventures and fight monsters. Teenagers might find that boring and boom money wasted. Before purchasing it for your child make sure they have played adventure games like this before. The whole point of the game is to enjoy it not really if you win or lose.

Whether you're an adult or a child, a long-term fan of RPG titles or a newcomer to this world, we'd wager that Miitopia has some simple, charming fun that you'll enjoy. It's a very chilled experience, too, which might be just what you need right now.

Miitopia is a role-playing game from Nintendo on the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo switch. The player composes a team of Miis and sends them on a quest to recover the world's faces. The player doesn't fully control the party, but builds their relationships and abilities indirectly to influence the game.

There is no romance in the traditional sense in Miitopia, but players are able to develop relationships between their party members. Each pair of Miis has a relationship level that determines how close they are with one another.

The game itself is not blocked in the country. In February 2021, Miitopia received an 18+ rating due to the ability of same-sex Miis being able to form "relationships" with each other despite no actual sexual content whatsoever being present in the game.

The game features customizable Mii characters in a turn-based battle system, following the story of a group of heroes battling a character known as the Dark Lord who is stealing the faces of Miitopia's residents.

When focusing on the main objectives, Miitopia is about 30 Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 79 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

In Miitopia: The Second Adventure, there are multiple endings. These can be affected by various factors, such as the difficulty mode.

There's no romance at all. The closest you get to dating would be the new outings, but that's more like friends just hanging out to relax in between saving the world.

Following controversy around Tomodachi Life's exclusion of same-sex relationships, Miitopia does not allow players to marry, but allows players to increase relationship levels between characters regardless of gender.