For players to resided to the Nintendo 3DS, you might recall on unique release for the platform – Miitopia. Essentially the remnant of the Mii era which originated on the Wii, player-created avatars take the main stage and go on a journey as users take on a story influenced by Mii creations. Aside from Street Pass which faced returning 3DS owners, Miitopia is another memorable entry for the former handheld.

But in a new announcement trailer during Wednesdays Nintendo Direct, it is unveiled that Miitopia is receiving a Nintendo Switch version. You can watch the reveal trailer in the video below:

“Cast your friends, family or anyone you choose in a hilarious adventure to bring down the face-stealing Dark Lord. Create and customize Mii characters of anyone you like—from your favorite celebrities to your dreaded math teacher –and assign them roles and personality traits in the fantasy adventure of a lifetime,” the Nintendo eShop synapse reads. “You can even add wigs and makeup to give your characters more…character. Watch your characters come to life as your favorite actor and dear old grandma team up to topple the villainous Dark Lord that resembles your grumpy neighbor!

“Pair up your Mii characters at inns to build their relationships and see some personality-packed interactions. You may hear some hot gossip on grandma or find your best friend and mom doing pushups! Characters may also learn skills like ‘lend a hand’ and help each other out during battle. Outings let you send character pairs on bonding experiences at the beach, a café, and more. Even your trusty horse can lend a hoof!

“Engage in turn-based combat against outlandish baddies like the gyrating Twerkey to gain experience and level up characters. Tailor your strategy by assigning Mii characters jobs like mage, warrior, and pop star that will determine their approach to battle. Need a boost? Food is used to recover health and magic to keep your party in fighting shape.”

Are you planning to revisit Miitopia on Nintendo Switch?

Miitopia is set to hit the Nintendo Switch on May 21, 2021.