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(My fighter ended up looking like a bee, while my cleric decided to rock the “Victorian-era maiden” look.)Ĭallie is definitely not on Team Goblin Ham.

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Also, the outlandish outfits that characters ask for when it comes time to upgrade their equipment is just hysterical. The feeding mechanic (giving food to party members to boost their stats) is really fun to play around with, as each character has a specific set of tastes which must be learned through experimentation.

The inn-based shenanigans are by far the most fun part of this game, and since there’s an inn at the end of every level, you get plenty of chances to mess around with your characters.Your allies gang up on enemies to take them down quickly (and seem to take cues from you when there are multiple potential targets), they make good use of their magic to blast foes or heal allies, and generally play to the strengths of their class.

You also only have direct control over your initial hero in battle, but the AI is pretty smart and tends to make good decisions based on the situation.

Occasionally your characters will test out different hair styles, although the change doesn’t persist past the initial encounter. You can’t help but chuckle when a character asks to buy a super-cool new weapon, but ends up coming back with an HP banana instead.

You only have a limited amount of control of your party, but it doesn’t detract from the gameplay-in fact, I thought it enhanced some interactions.

The only trouble I ran into was when my “kind” fighter refused to strike an enemy on consecutive turns (dude, you’re my only source of consistent damage! Just close your eyes or something!).

(While characters can antagonize each other in theory, this rarely happened during my playthrough, and things tended to trend towards positive relationships.) All of the personalities you can assign have both positive and negative attributes that can affect them in battle (for example, a “cautious” personality will sometimes take longer to attack, but will deal extra damage when they finally unleash their fury). From their emotive expressions to their wacky conversations, the game is less about saving the world and more about seeing what sort of hijinks you characters get into as their relationships grow.

The Mii characters are the true draw here, and their interactions with each other are just adorable.

My more-detailed thoughts on the demo are as follows: I blasted through the Miitopia demo Nintendo released in just two sittings (not because it’s short, but because I’m easily hooked by anything RPG-esque), and found it to be engaging, charming, and above all a ton of fun. The one I’m most excited about is Miitopia, the customizable RPG adventure that lets you cast anyone you want as the heroes, villians, and even random NPCs. Much like its younger, more-expensive brother, the 3DS has quite a few quality titles coming out this year, including a pair of new intriguing first-party IPs from Nintendo itself.

While the Nintendo Switch is riding high off of its i ncredible sales numbers and exciting E3 game reveals, the 3DS has quietly positioned itself to have a nice little 2017 of its own. Avengers assemble! …Assemble the goofiest costumes you can think of, that is.