Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream obtiene una nota de 77 en Metacritic

Las primeras críticas de Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, la secuela para Nintendo Switch del éxito de culto de 3DS, se sitúan en un 77 en Metacritic. El juego se lanza hoy, aproximadamente 12 años después de su predecesor. La crítica elogia sus peculiares Mii y sus opciones de personalización, pero lamenta las limitaciones para compartir contenido en línea.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream llega como continuación del legado de este simulador social, y los analistas destacan su potencial para generar historias extravagantes impulsadas por el jugador. Logan Plant, de IGN, describió que la posibilidad de compartir Mii se ha restringido a la conexión inalámbrica local, calificándolo como un enorme paso atrás respecto al sistema de códigos QR de la versión de 3DS, que permitía intercambios a nivel global. Brian Shea, de Game Informer, se hizo eco de esta opinión, señalando que la falta de herramientas oficiales para compartir contenido parece una decisión poco visionaria para un juego basado en momentos estrafalarios ideales para las redes sociales.

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