This replaces the 3DS's function of assigning the roles to random Mii characters from the Nintendo Wii U/3DS era. There is a new option for casting Mii characters known as 'Default' ('Do it for me' in European English version) which gives Mii characters that often come from official promos to be used as the role.Due to the lack of a dual screen on the Nintendo Switch, the UI has been adapted to the Nintendo Switch screen.The party gets a horse early on in the game, which they can bond with, use in combat, and even ride in levels.Wigs can now be put onto Mii characters and colored.The trigger buttons, ZR and ZL, can also be used to speed up the game now.Due to the lack of dual screen, a new feature called 'Enemy Status' is added in order to check on how much health monsters have left.The Roulette minigame can now be sped up by holding B.The stargazing camp event now only needs the player to choose one option once instead of tapping three of the same option.It is possible to deal damage in the thousands via the offense-based Horse Whispering assists.When buying things for a Mii, the player now has to press the A button after viewing what the Mii wants prior to the confirmation screen.The Hero now does not automatically attack if an attack or skill he/she uses hits all enemies, instead it will confirm and show the enemies' statuses.The PEGI rating has been changed to 7 due to the violence.ĭifferences between 3DS and Switch versions Gameplay changes.Instead, the Mii characters reside together in an Inn, and later a Villa after completing the game. In Miitopia, a Mii can become angry at another Mii if they do something to them they do not like, such as using them unwillingly in an attack (ex: Human Cannonball). In the main installments, fights were generally irrational and unpredictable. Fights are more complicated in this game.Sadness and Sleep are only featured as status ailments.As a result, Miis also cannot have Babies.Mii characters cannot fall in love or get married, only being able to become friends.Events occur at random, rather than a specific location.Mii characters cannot be imported by player input until the player completes the game.There are no shops in the game Grub can only be obtained by defeating enemies, not including HP Bananas and MP Candies, and Clothing can be obtained when a Mii requests it, and can also be obtained by finding chests.Mii characters do not have Problems in this game, not counting requests.Instead, their voice is configured to match their personality. The player cannot give Mii characters a voice.Rather than filling out a chart of how the Mii acts, with four base personalities having four sub-personalities stemming off of each, Miitopia has players choose from seven pre-established personalities: Cautious, Stubborn, Airheaded, Energetic, Kind, Laid-back, and Cool. The Personality configuration has been altered dramatically.Miitopia is an RPG, compared to the life-simulation style of the main installments.4.11 Epilogue: The Fate of the Dark Curseĭifferences from the main Tomodachi games.4.7 Chapter 5: Birth of the Darker Lord.4.6 Chapter 4: Battle with the Dark Lord.3 Version history (Nintendo Switch version).2 Differences between 3DS and Switch versions.

1 Differences from the main Tomodachi games.

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