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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!
Kendra McCullough –
Fantasy Life is probably the best game out for the 3DS right now. Want to fight some monsters? You can do that! Want to decorate your house? Craft the furniture yourself! Feeling hungry? Whip up some food! Need better armor? Forge or sew it! You can do all this while being narrated by a butterfly with sass.
E. Cross –
good price. i dont play it but the kids seem to enjoy it
H. Killough-Walden –
This was the hands-down best game ever made for the Nintendo 3DS. I have every Nintendo platform gaming console ever made, hand-held and otherwise and I have played nearly every game made for each platform, because hand-held gaming is what I do to get through panic attacks or to reward myself for work well done. And I work hard. This game, like I said, was the best ever made for this platform. Period.Hundreds of hours of play time, a story line that (while it can be heavy text-wise) was truly original and beautiful, characters you can’t help but fall in love with (including your own) and ENDLESS possibilities for lives, careers, looks, clothing, housing – you name it. Why they decided to go to another platform for the second game is so far beyond me, it’s in another universe. It broke my heart. I would pay twice what I paid for this one for a second Fantasy Life. Hell, I would pay four times as much for Fantasy Life 2 for the 3DS. I would pay a fortune. Because that’s what it would be worth to me. I just can’t say enough about this game.
K. Wills –
Amazing game. It’s a mix of Zelda and Animal Crossing. You can pick a class that suits your play style. I’m a grown man and I just find it addicting. Recommended for all ages.
lukass –
Best game ever!! I honestly haven’t found a game that was this engaging and fun in a long time. They don’t make "adventure" games quite like they used to. The closest thing I can compare it to is like a cross between the Final Fantasy job-system, Animal Crossing game play, and all sorts of freedoms that keep you playing for hours. At first, I thought this game was going to be a little too "cutesy" for my taste, but after the few minutes, I was hooked. There can be a little too much dialogue at times (lots of reading), but it’s worth it! The characters are all so defined and unique, the dialogue is super hilarious a majority of the time, interesting enough story line, so much customization of your character and their Life, and wonderful graphics. I can’t say enough good things about this game, but for someone who was a little skeptical at first, this is definitely a top favorite of mine. BUY IT!
Fife –
My daughters and I love this game. We get to hang out together and play as any role we choose.
Alex –
Man I love this game. Spent over 170 hours finishing up the endgame content (with DLC) and still haven’t done everything I can in it. The character designs are cute. I’ve heard a lot of people criticize the story, as it’s kind of cheesy and there’s a lot of reading, but the humor really meshes with mine and I thought it was endearing. For those who wouldn’t like the story, it’s only a small portion of the content. The main draw for me was variety. I’m the type of person who, when playing an RPG, makes a bunch of different characters of different classes to experience them all. Here you can experience each class (Life) on one character. Be a blacksmith and make equipment for yourself and become a paladin or a mercenary. Take up carpentry and make high level bows and staves, etc. The classes flow together nicely and you can switch at any time, except during specific parts of story missions.The multiplayer aspect is great too. Normally I avoid online games, as I’m not a competitive person and many of them are like that, but here you can invite another friend to join your world or you join theirs and run around together killing things, completing stuff you need to do, trading items, etc.If a sequel ever comes out, I’m pre-sold on it. Level-5 and the other devs did a fantastic job.
CherAshley –
I bought this for my nephew as a Christmas Gift. No complaints.
Mari Ri –
This is my new favorite game! I love games that allow you explore and interact with the environment, collect items, and build a character. This game satisfies all of this and more! You can pick the life you want to lead (your job, basically), gain experience, collect items, and satisfy small quests. When you’re tired of that, you can select a whole new life for your character and start again while keeping all the skills you learned with your last Life! As you gain more experience or try new Lifes, the way you interact with the game changes so you can do new things and go to new places.I only gave it 4 stars because the actual story line of the game is incredibly lame and boring. BUT, you don’t have to follow it much and mostly you can do what you want. Going through the different levels for each Life and gaining experience is a lot of fun and it has a ton of small tasks and quests that I found to be more interesting than the main story line. That’s what gives is so much replay value.I highly recommend this to people who like SIM games.
zhen –
This is a definitely a great game, you might easily spend 100+ hours on it. Each life you can choose in the game seems pretty different from each other. Cons: the main story is a little short, and no strong enemies stand in your way in the story (they appear in the challenges of your life.) This is sad because once you finish the short main story, you just level up in new lives without enjoying the great interactions among characters in the main story. It would be great if the story can be extended in some DLC. Also, I really wish there is family and/or love components, as there are cute characters in the game. But there are none. Still, this is a great game, I just wish it could be even greater.