Overview
- Number of Players
- Single Player
- Genre
- Simulation
- Release Date
3DS
- 6th Jun 2014 (USA)
- 6th Jun 2014 (UK/EU)
- 18th Apr 2013 (JPN)
- Series
- Tomodachi
- Official Site
- nintendo.co.uk
Screenshots (19)
Reviews
The meaning of life
During the many hours you can potentially spend lost within Tomodachi Life, you'll find yourself wondering if this new 3DS outing can actually be called a game in the traditional sense. It's certainly addictive and almost universally appealing thanks to its savvy combination of humour, social sharing and Mii-related activities,...
Tomodachi Life Guides
Guide Sharing The Love With The Tomodachi Life Welcome Version
Or Move-in Code, if you're in the US
Those of you who picked up Tomodachi Life last week will probably be aware that the game comes with two "Welcome Version" editions (known as "Move-In" in North America), which can be shared with your friends so they can get a small taster of Nintendo's quirky and addictive life simulation. The Welcome Version is...
Guide How To Import Miis Into Tomodachi Life Like A Pro
Not all Miis are created equal, so check out this handy guide
With Tomodachi Life's release nearly upon, we thought it would be a good idea to provide some insight into what is perhaps one of the most important elements of the entire game: populating it with Mii characters so that they can come alive and get up to all kinds of mischief within the...
About The Game
Tomodachi Life puts a personal community in your pocket, starring people you know, such as your friends, parents, your teacher and anyone else you’ve ever dreamt of befriending.
All these familiar faces appear in-game as Mii characters, the avatar system first introduced on Nintendo’s Wii console in 2006 and later adopted on Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. Since its launch, players around the world have enjoyed creating Mii characters of themselves, their friends and families, fictional characters and even celebrities; as such the current worldwide Mii population stands at a staggering 200 million. For the first time in Nintendo’s history, Mii characters can now exist in Tomodachi Life as living, relatable characters with a voice and a personality all their own… And it’s little wonder that surprising things will happen when those Mii characters get a mind of their own! Players will become the director to their Mii characters’ lives by helping them find love and happiness, and as the drama unfolds, each hilarious scene can be easily shared on a range of social networks. Almost anything is possible in Tomodachi Life - Your friends. Your stories. Your life.
Comments (21)
is this like Animal crossing?
No
Is this like the Sims?
This will be better than the Sims.
Hmm, I need to see some gameplay first.
For now, I prefer Animal crossing over Tomodashi life...
But we'll see.
@Sylvester what does one game have to do with the other?,
really looking forward to reading the review!!
I just realized I never really knew the price of this game. At $35 I think I'll be skipping out on this one.
Graphics are somewhat bizzare!
jjmesa16, thats a pretty good price. A lot of 3ds games like this are $40. What did you expect, $20?
Check out FourPlay's review of Tomodachi Life by clicking the link below:
http://fourplayblog.blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/fourplay-game-review-tomodachi-life.html
I took the plunge and bought this game! It's very fun
@adrian123 no
@Dutch_Cheesecake I love both
I play this game for fun
I love this game! BEST Mii game in the world! It's like Mii in Animal Crossings! I can't wait to get Miitopia.
I have MiiTopia and this one and these are my go to games in terms of favorites.
I would say it's closer to Nintendogs in that you're able to pet, feed, dress, and play with them.
Now if only they could integrate animal crossing levels of interior decoration..
It's enjoyable but gets repetitive FAST!
I can think of several dozens of simple improvements they could have made..
A major gripe is wanting to have a bit more control/influence over their relationships,
rather than leaving everything to chance.
And after losing Miitomo (which had some wonderful features along with vastly superior wearables)
It's difficult going back to this outdated thing..
I'm keeping my fingers crossed in hopes we're treated to a meatier sequel one day.
Likewise for Miitopia...
Still absolutely adore them both to bits though!
@adrian123
better than animal crossing
If they release this for the switch I will cry. Please make it happen, Nintendo.
This is a cute game, and I really enjoyed playing it. It's not the kind of thing to invest a whole lot of time into though, unless you want the gameplay to get stale. If you have squirrel-like tendencies and like collecting stuff, then you'd really enjoy this game. There are tons of random, weird things to buy or find. A neat game to "kill" dying time (like when your waiting for another game to load haha).
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