Just a quick fan-made Honest Trailer for Miitopia. Enjoy!

From the company that's realized how much money they can make from using simple Miis to put in weird situations, as is evident by Tomodachi Life… Comes a new RPG that does exactly that, and once again, people ate it up like hotcakes… Once they realized it wasn't going to be Japan exclusive. Good on ya, Nintendo!

Miitopia!

In a wonderful, wacky world infested harmless monsters without any facial features, you, the main character, are tasked with saving the world from an evil Dark Lord who steals the faces off of the people of Miitopia and supergluing them to the previously mentioned harmless monsters, which he apparently creates to be that way even though he could probably just give them facial features without having to go through the trouble of stealing a face.

But you won't do it alone! Miitopia allows you to cast any single person, friend, family member and fictional character you want as a role in the story or a party member… Or, just do what all the let's-players, 12-year-olds and streamers do and fill the entire game up with cringe worthy outdated memes. "Look, it's Robbie Rotten as a Dark Lord! Am I funny yet, mom?"

Enjoy the wacky but surprisingly well-written story as you meet the previously mentioned quirky characters, like… A fat king who has a kingdom so well-running and peaceful he can literally just stuff his face full of food all day, which probably means he's actually doing his job pretty damn well. Or a wacky genie who uses his magic to f*** with people, three elf sisters who do a wacky dance and pretend it's "magic" and even wacky NPC's who interrupt your process. I don't want your letters, damn it! Though the Gourmet's hair looks more fabulous than He-Man.

Watch, watch and watch some more as you watch the battles unfold on your 3DS… Did we mention you spend a surprising amount of time doing absolutely nothing in this game? In a world where you are the only character not controlled by RNG, groan as your incompetent teammates f*** everything up and never do what you want them to do, and don't even have an option to change their AI like in Kingdom Hearts or Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, forcing you to pick a support role… Because Panacea is apparently very hard to use.

Pick from 12 classes, plus two bonus ones you unlock with sidequests, making you wonder why there's not one more or a full third page of classes to select from. The generic Warrior, Mage, Cleric and Thief are all there, but the thief is actually one of the most defensive classes somehow? Then, watch the game give up after the surprisingly fun, creative and useful Pop Star, Cat and Chef as the rest of the classes all become mixed attackers that learn the exact same spells with a different coat of paint at one point or another. Oh well. As long as you don't pick the Tank or Imp!

Starring:

King Harkinian (The King)

Robbing Williams (Genie of The Lamp)

The Powerpuff Girls (Fab Fairies)

Romeo and Juliet (Princess and Besmirched Nobleboy)

The only truly irredeemable prick in this game (Prince of a Nearby Land)

And: Darkseid! (Dark Lord)

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You know what, the honest names are a lot less funny when you can technically have all these characters have all these roles….