Miitopia, Famicom Detective Club: The Girl Who Stands Behind, and Chess Knights: Shinobi are in the review spotlight today. We’ve also got summaries of all of the new releases, including Atlus’s Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster. Finally, sales! You know them, you love them, we’ve got them. Let’s get down to business! Reviews & Mini-Views Miitopia ($49.99) Miitopia has a lot of appeal to it. It’s a streamlined RPG that you can cast all of your friends, family, and whoever in by adding in their Mii characters. A gimmick, to be sure, but it’s a fun one if you’re willing to put the time into creating or importing your characters of choice. While the RPG part of the game is almost as straightforward as it gets, many of the social elements from other Mii games have been added in for spice. This Switch port builds on that side of the game, adding in more events and systems for seeing your Mii party come together. Characters that build relationships with each other will gain access to new skills and abilities, giving you a reason to care.