Review of “Fantasy Life i” by Famitsu Released

Whoa, okay, so I stumbled across this page in Weekly Famitsu, and they’re diving deep into “Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time.” And guess what, it’s out on the Nintendo Switch. Big shocker, right? LEVEL-5’s cooked up something new, and the game’s review is already out there.

Now, this is wild — there’s this panel, like four folks giving their two cents, and they slapped a 36 out of 40 on it. So, basically, they all threw a ‘9’ at it. I mean, did they all just nod at each other and agree? Or maybe they just really dig it. Who knows?

So here’s the deal. This game throws you onto this Mysteria Island, which guess what, is all in shambles, and then you snag a ticket to wander into the past. Sounds kinda epic, right? You’re basically doing this time-hopping thing, crafting cities, pulling your pals in, and just messing around as you please.

Hold up, the publisher’s all hyped about a few things. You can create this avatar – switch your hair, face, whatever. It’s like reinventing yourself in this land called Reveria. Did they expect me to remember that name?

There are these Lives — think multiple jobs but in a game. Each one is its own little thing. Sounds like a lot, right? But hey, who’s counting?

Oh, and shaping the island, that’s a gig. Collect stuff from, I dunno, a thousand years back, and bam — you’ve got an island. Doesn’t that seem like a bit too much work for leisure?

Multiplayer’s in there too, drag three buddies along and create some chaos together. Endlessly, they say. Seriously?

Wait, then there’s this twist. You stumble upon “Strangelings.” No joke, these spooky items might have spirits inside. Were they people once upon a time? It’s like a mystery wrapped in another, and now it’s your problem to fix.

Adventure awaits and all that jazz, at your own speed. Could be slow like Sunday morning or whatever.

So, if you’re keeping a calendar, this hits stores and the eShop on May 21, 2025. Hang on, there’s mention of a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. New console? More waiting. Standard — right?

Anyway — oh, wait, was I rambling? — this Fantasy Life thing sounds like a big deal for fans. Dive in, or maybe don’t. Your call.