Using StreetPass and SpotPass, the player can unlock special items and transport islanders.
The player can either move the child to the apartments, or send the child off via StreetPass, to appear in other islands, as an explorer. Eventually, the child will grow up, and the player is presented with 2 options. After this, the married couple may ask the player to babysit the child, which would start a minigame, changing depending on the age of the child. Eventually, if a married couple is on the island, the player will receive a phone call from either the mother or the father, informing the player that they had a baby, and allowing the player to name it and edit its face. If 2 Islanders of the opposite gender and similar age interact, one may confess their love to the other, which upon success, sets them as their "Sweetheart", or "Special Someone" in the European version, which can allow for marriage with them after more interaction. Over time, the islanders will interact and develop friendships with each other at random intervals. Tomodachi Life is set in real time, and encourages players to interact at different times of the day in order to observe different interactions with islanders. In-game currency can also be gained by going to the Fountain every day for donations from the islanders, and selling non-interactive items you get from Miis at the Pawn Shop. Ī married couple in their home playing with their babyīy interacting with the islanders, resolving their problems, and giving gifts, the player will be awarded with in-game currency. As the game goes by, the player unlocks more locations, clothes, food, and other things for the Miis to interact with, like items to give them, and special interiors for their apartment. Miis can perform various actions and many interactions can occur between them, such as friendship, romance, conflicts, and other social events. Afterward, the Town Hall will open, giving access to create more Miis. The player will be prompted to give their look-alike with food to eat and a friend to interact with. The Miis are assigned unique personalities based on selections the player makes for the Mii's stats, such as walking speed, speech, and quirkiness. The game begins with the player naming their island and creating their lookalike, which is usually their personal Mii. These games allow more complex outfits for Miis, and in the Switch port of Miitopia, customisable makeup. Tomodachi Life introduced a level of Mii customizability that was expanded upon in future Nintendo games, such as the Nintendo 3DS and Switch RPG Miitopia and the social networking app Miitomo.
With over 400 thousand units sold in Japan in its debut week, the game is widely considered to be a success. The game received mixed reviews as users praised its gameplay and overall charm, but criticized its simplistic minigames and lack of general user control. With over 6.72 million copies sold worldwide, it was the eleventh best-selling 3DS game of all time. It was released in Japan in April 2013, June 2014 in North America, Europe, and Australia, and July 2014 in South Korea. Tomodachi Life is the sequel to the Japan-exclusive Nintendo DS title Tomodachi Collection. The game follows the day-to-day interactions of Mii characters (referred to as "islanders") as they build friendships, solve problems, and converse with the player. Tomodachi Life is a social simulation video game developed by Nintendo SPD7 and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3DS.
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