Some have various paths that can unlock extra zones or act as shortcuts. Progression is done by exploring new zones, each of which is littered with enemies. As you rack up more and more people saved, your abilities will expand, you’ll meet more party members, and you’ll unlock more jobs to take on for a fresh spin on battles with new abilities and magic. Glory comes to those who save others, and you’ll be rolling in gold and items as long as you keep rescuing people and taking on tasks throughout the various kingdoms of Miitopia. Blessed by a shining light, you can take on a job for battle and begin slaying monsters to take back the stolen faces of the people of the world. Your adventurer self begins in a green grassy field that seems happy and fun, of course, until the Dark Lord shows up to take everyone’s faces and ruin the peaceful countryside as Dark Lords tend to do. This games shines most when you let go and embrace the silliness of it all.

Insert your friends, insert your foes, and just have fun with it. There are many faces that you’ll need to create, or if you want to you can stick to the default ones provided, but who wants to do that in a game where some of the best fun is had in beating up an iteration of your high school bully and making the hyper child in the starting town into your own little brother because it’s just the perfect fit for him? And so what if you make the king into the literal Henry the VIII? Plenty of people do that, I’m sure! Don’t let anything stop you. Different roles are needed throughout the journey – kings, townsfolk, guards, terribly evil overlords. really anyone into the game and adventure alongside them. Miitopia is an adventure where you can insert yourself, your friends, your family, your boss, your favorite comedian….

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