Because I always wanted to have all the levels fully completed before proceeding with the story, I often found myself stalling the main plot just to play the same levels over and over again in order to walk all the optional paths that I had to select. The stress inducing feature of the game was the multiple path choice for me. Even thought it feels like you are repeating the game after the first time your team gets kidnapped, the OSTs and the different environment + the new monsters that came with them kept the gameplay fresh for me, but I can still feel the game could've been shorter. to the enemies encounter osts! There are 5 (+2 that I have yet to play as of now) worlds and each of these have at least 2 different exploring OSTs and 1 different enemy encounter OST. The game had NO business making a soundtrack like this, the boss osts. So YES, the game has A LOT of content, and can keep you busy for a long time, but you can get pulled out very easily if repetitiveness gets too unbearable. The first time my team got kidnapped and my job sealed was unexpected and I dealt with it, also because my relationship and my job level would've made the game too easy and that's understandable. But I kept going because I couldn't miss out on defeating Dark Lord without hearing this banger once again. The game can and will feel like a drag after defeating the 'first' Boss, also because the wholesome cutscenes will start to repeat themselves after a while.

I was convinced the OSTs I so loved was the second phase of Dark Lord but it was another boss entirely LMAO and it took me extra 20 hours to finally get to hear it again.

It's also probably the main reason I played Miitopia again after completing it the first time on 3DS. As of now I completed this Switch title up until after defeating the Darker Lord and I am listening to the boss fight as I write this, it's just too good. 41h 30m PlayedWhere to start with this game!!! SPOILER AHEAD.

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