This game is so good that I'm not even that salty that I spent 30 dollars on a physical copy of this game only for the Switch remake with its enhanced character creation skills to be announced a couple months later.

The remake is, by far, the superior version, but the base game that's here is still really good and I'm happy that this game was able to reach a wider audience by being remade on the Switch. You're just better off playing the Switch version because the 3DS version typically runs around the same price and you'll get no added benefit from playing this version unless you really want the 3D effects for some reason.

Ok, creo que la gran mayoría no se va a tomar en serio un juego de miis (no se si ese es el plural) pero realmente me sorprendió. Tiene un gameplay muy divertido y aunque a veces peca de repetitivo, lo divertido que es jugar con los mii de la gente es increíble.
Completamente recomendado buscar en internet los códigos de los mii que crea la comunidad, también jugando online podes encontrar joyas.
Básicamente lo que quiero decir es que, un juego donde mi personaje creado es ayudado en su aventura por Naruto, Batman y Jesús, para enfrentarnos contra el vil Hitler, es un juegazo a mi parecer.

copying this from my Switch review since it's the same game, just on 3DS

ever since Tomodachi Life came to American audiences in 2014 I have been, admittedly, kind of obsessed with Mii games. this game is no exception. the fact that you can make an RPG and put in whoever you want is genuinely great. it's a bit bogged down by unfair postgame enemies and in-game achievements that feel more like busywork as you get closer to 100%ing the game, but it's genuinely a great game with one of the most killer soundtracks Nintendo has ever produced. I genuinely like this game's soundtrack more than Undertale, and that's a hard bar to clear

I will note that what you put in this game you will get out of it. I never tired of having my OCs in the game but people playing with more memey characters may tire out of the game a lot easier, it seems

What looks like a cheap joke game contains an actually quirky and inventive RPG, with banging music and a Persona 3-like combat system where you don't control your party.

With Chihiro the Cleric, Henry the Mage, Metaton the Pop Star, Osaka the Cat, Kawasaki the Chef, Satan the Imp, Snake the Flower, Bane the Tank, Waluigi the Thief, and Me the Warrior/Scientist/Princess, we set off on our journey to stop Dark Lord Tanaka with the assistance of Great Mage Sonia, Three Fairies Mami Nano and Cirno, and many more! The Miis make the experience

waited 30 hours for the gameplay to get even remotely good. it didn’t. the only thing this game has going for it is the fact that it’s decently charming. other than that you’ll have a completely dogshit job system that’s tied to your players level for some reason rather than being it’s own separate thing, actively discouraging trying out new jobs due to the fact that grinding will be mandatory. there’s the atrociously boring combat where you’ll only ever get to use your main character, making the job system feel even worse considering you can’t actually do direct commands for party members and just hope they’ll do something beneficial. it’s so needlessly limited and i seriously can’t comprehend why there’s not even the option to control party members. the “dungeons” that make early NES rpg dungeon designs look like fun and exciting areas to explore through due to just how unfathomably boring they are. walk a straight line, occasionally choose a different pathway, rinse and repeat for the next 30+ hours. there’s little to no variety here whatsoever, and even when sped up it feels like such a slog because of how fucking boring it all is. and even more stupid shit littered throughout the game to sour the experience. this game is actually so awful it’s not even funny, it genuinely confuses me as to this game seems to be held in such high regards.

Entirely too much fun

Being able to go on a goofy journey with your friends was a blast.
The job/class options were neat, and battle mechanics (while extremely simple) felt enjoyable.
I honestly just had a ton of fun when it came to customizing outfits, weapons, catchphrases, and the like.