Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream scores 77 on Metacritic

Early reviews for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, the Nintendo Switch sequel to the 3DS cult hit, have landed at 77 on Metacritic. The game launches today, roughly 12 years after its predecessor. Critics praise its quirky Miis and customization but lament limited online sharing.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream arrives as a continuation of the social simulator's legacy, with reviewers highlighting its potential for bizarre, player-driven stories. IGN's Logan Plant described sharing Miis as restricted to local wireless, calling it an enormous downgrade from the 3DS version's QR code system that allowed global exchanges. Game Informer's Brian Shea echoed this, noting the lack of official sharing feels shortsighted for a game built on oddball moments suited to social media.

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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream led projected dollar sales in the United States during April. The game brought in more than 41 million dollars according to new Circana data that includes digital estimates. Nintendo Switch 2 remained the top hardware seller for the month and the year.

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Players of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream report increased fights among Miis following a recent update. The Version 1.0.2 patch, released earlier this month, included a note about fixing issues to improve gameplay. Some fans suspect this change altered relationship dynamics.

Good Smile Company has announced Hatsune Miku: Starry Party, a new party action game. It will come to Nintendo Switch 2 and PC via Steam with support for up to six players.

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