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Fantasy Life Nintendo 3DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:045496742881
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo 3DS
SKU:3DS_FANTASY_LIFE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | 3DS Console |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Genre | role-playing, simulation |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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Provided dozens of hours of play, it does get a little grindy and has a very MMO-feel but you’re not required to do everything. It really lets you play at your pace, the story is cute with little real drama and really decent for even little ones. Not the greatest, but it’s a fun little time sink if you’re looking for a zelda style RPG.
This is a fun little game to pass the time and doesn’t take itself too seriously. It borrows a bit from games like Animal Crossing and Rune Factory yet remains it’s own thing. Generally you choose a Life, which is a class, and begin your adventure. There are four fighting Lifes, four crafting Lifes, and four gathering Lifes to play and it is possible to play them all and I highly recommend playing a few that mesh well together. For example leveling up Mining, Blacksmith, and Paladin or Mercenary will let you gather your own ore, craft it into weapons and armor, and then use it to fight creatures.The story is underwhelming but cute for what it is and the setting is your basic fantasy world with kingdoms, dungeons, airships, and the like. The main appeal is leveling up all the various Lifes and can eat up many hours doing all the tasks required to do that.If you like action RPGs with a bit of crafting minigames tossed in then you’ll likely find some enjoyment in this game.
I enjoyed it. Does grow repetitive very quickly, but swapping between each life gives you something to do. Story isn’t bad either. If you like Rune Factory and similar games, Fantasy Life is a good alternative and well worth playing.
great game with hours of enjoyment. link with others to share the adventure. money well spent for me.
I purchased it for my 13yr old. He thinks that it is really fun. He likes that you can a lot of different things like hunting, crafting etc but it still has the adventure theme. He only gave it 4 stars because if you focus on the storyline only the game would be too short.
RPG type game with level up stats such as cooking, hunting, knight – swords, etc. Nice cute world :)
This game is really fun I would recommend it to anyone! You don’t have to be experienced to get this game but enemies will get tougher as you process through the game. ( Typically after you’ve finished the story and they will be easier the more you level up.)You will level up by completing tasks given by your life master, who guides you when you choose a life but they let you do your own thing, they will only hold your hand the first time you do a quest for them then on you complete them during your own time. ( Do not worry if a quest is too hard example; defeat a boss dragon to get to a spooky to move up to the expert rank. You don’t have to this which is VERY hard, I got to expert wizard rank by going in caves completing expert-master challenge as a adept so do NOT think you must do quest X to get to the higher rank.)You can choose what life you want there are ton of choices-forgive me if I forget some(paladin, tailor, blacksmith, miner, carpenter, wizard, angler, woodcutter…) You can change your life at any time- as you will need "skills" in order to complete other people’s requests in order to get ‘dosh’ (aka money in Reveria, the kingdom.)I hope I explained this well (:
It is really great. The graphics a serviceable but the core is really good. If you like animal crossing, you will probably like Fantasy Life. The only negative point is that crafting can be a little tedious since there is not much visual difference between weapons of the same kind.
This game will keep 100% completionists busy for a while. Whether that’s good or not is up to you, but, personally, I had a lot of fun. It’s probably better for people who enjoy a lot side-quests. Which isn’t to say there’s nothing to the story. It’s short, but whimsical and cute. it should be remembered that this is a game aimed at children, so, its by no means a hard game, more of a relaxing story and some occasionally challenging side quests, depending on how you play the game. The DLC is pretty decent, too, but I’d recommend playing for a while before you buy it, as the whole game is a very hit-or-miss experience.
A solid entertaining game definitely recommend it for countless hours of fun!
Jeremy C –
If you’re looking for some light-hearted fun, a trip through a land saturated in whimsy, you’ve found it. If you enjoy games like Harvest Moon, but wished they had a stronger fantasy element, this game will be perfect for you. Great for players of all ages.
Clint –
Great game. Nice concept and enjoyable for hours of fun adventuring.
MAGALYM –
My son enjoyed it very much
Stephanie Rinehart –
This game is so much more fun than I was anticipating. There are so many things to do, so many people to interact with, it is amazing. Changing your Life is quick and easy, and after the first one, you can opt out of the introductory quests, though I don’t suggest doing so. It’s really fun, and I highly recommend it.
Lika Laruku –
Cons:*Music doesn’t really stand out as memorable, but it also shouldn’t send you running for the mute button.*You can only own one house at a time instead of collecting them. I guess since they’re all owned by the same landlord, it would be silly to buy all of her properties & own multiple houses in the same town, but that doesn’t prevent you from wanting to.*You can only have 2 traveling companions, so if you bought 3 pets, you’d have to leave one at home.*You can’t have any traveling companions during story adventures, nor can you buy the mansion until you’ve completed the story.*Some JRPG fans will be disappointed by the lack of marriage system.*There is DLC. The kind that unlocks whole areas & covers both companion friendship points & companion leveling.Pros:*Lots of replay value, since you can switch between a wide variety of jobs. You can’t do all the the quests with just one job.*It’s like a nice cross between a fantasy RPG & Harvest Moon, so Rune Factory fans will love it.*Great character customization, plus you can collect & mix-match outfits instead of being stuck with a job uniform day in & day out.*You can own 3 pets, you can make them travel with you, you can even make the sword slinging tomboy princess or her equally kickass mom your companions much latter in the game.*You could play it casually, but you’re far more likely to sink hours away into it. I even lost sleep over it.*Gorgeous world, especially the tropical area.*The mobs that come out at night are oft.
Big John –
I played fantasy life for almost 80 hours and honestly it’s one of favorite 3ds games and in my top 10 all time favorite games fantasy life is a hybrid of elder scrolls v skyrim final fantasy xii and atelier ayesha people gripe about the main story the story is short and is only a tiny percentage of the game 12 different jobs each with an insane amount of challenges but 100 plus quests a huge open world begging to be explored the huge world and tons of quests like skyrim different kinds of animals and monsters on the landscape ranging from Canon fodder to insanely strong enemies which you need to level grind just to defeat them like final fantasy xii and xiii and finding quests from people standing around and walking around like atelier ayesha people say fantasy life is like Zelda and animal crossing first of all fantasy life is nothing like zelda and animal crossing is gay i played it for GameCube and the game wasn’t interesting and the locals walked around like children first learning to walk fantasy life is a great open world jrpg i have hundreds of video games multi consoles and multi generation and this one of the greatest games i own and like said earlier it’s in my top ten along with skyrim godfather marvel ultimate alliance balders gate 2 tales of hearts r call of duty 2 bayonetta God of war punch out i know it’s kind of pointless listing all those but i did deal with it so in short if you love jrpgs and own a 3ds their is no excuse not buy this phenomenal master piec.
BlazeDuke –
Endless Fun. There is a TON of content to go through and Days of Gameplay. 12 Classes/Professions each you can take up 6 steps from rookie all the way up to God. Not to mention a level 100 cap. The world, the environment and the monsters you fight all provide a fun experience. I look forward to continuing and maxing out every class. I enjoy the game and i recommend this as a buy.
Jason –
Extremely underrated game! I bought this a few weeks ago and have logged almost 100 hours, it’s super hard to put down once you start playing.
Staff Sgt. Max Fightmaster –
This is a fantastic take on both rpgs and craft games. You can play how you want and focus on what you want, and I can see this is going to keep me entertained for a very long time.
Jen –
Fast shipping on this game it wasn’t cheap but well worth it I love this game