Most of the time you play is spent in the apartment complex. Adding Nintendo staff and celebrities to the game adds another layer of bizarre. Seeing how your Mii interact with each other are funny, they can get into some crazy situations. These children may grow up and stay on the island or they could move over with StreetPass to another game. Eventually the Mii partnerships will move in together and live in an apartment or a couples house, they might even have childen. Any Mii can form a friendship with any other Mii, relationships are male and female only – something Nintendo says they’ll look at fixing to be more inclusive next time around. The happier they are, the more money you hae and the more you can purchase for them in the form of gifts.įriendships and relationships occur naturally in the game and things are pretty tame. You do have to look after your Mii, however, keeping them fed and supplied with clothes and other commodities to keep them happy. Your Mii will request your attention, giving you ideas and hints to prod you into the right direction but it’s all randomly chosen when these events will occur. Things just happen and you don’t really have that much control over what happens and when. There’s no overarching story in Tomodachi Life. Then it’s time to give your Mii a voice, well a quirky mechanic voice at least. In the game the Mii personalization goes further with sliders adjusting how slow or fast someone moves, how polite they are, how expressive they are and more.
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Mii are imported from the Mii Maker but you can import any Mii via QR Code or even make one from scratch. Tomodachi Life begins on an island whose name is of your own choosing, your Mii takes residence in a big empty apartment and there’s a few stores open and things to do. But you’ve never seen or heard your Mii like this before. So while they may be similar in personality they’re not meant to be you. The game stresses that the Mii you play is isn’t you, but instead your look alike. In Tomodachi Life, the characters are your Mii, the personification of them at least.
There’s characters that are inherently crazy and then there’s the ones who, through lack of cultural understanding, appear crazy. Nintendo being the Japanese company it is has some pretty crazy characters. Tomodachi Life isn’t like any one game so most comparisons are moot. It’s a question that I’m still trying to answer even after having the game for several weeks. It’s a question Nintendo asked when it had that zany Nintendo Direct for the game some months ago.
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