Fantasy Life

Fantasy Life

Excellent summary of what this game is, but in your response to @Marc, you missed a couple of things relating to his first question:

Not major, but the Tailor life actually has two timing mini games and one of the other two (don't remember which).

While the Magician has a selection of elemental attacks (water/ice, earth, air, fire; it's practically the Avatar Life), the Hunter has a selection of potential secondary effects (stun, poison, sleep). It's not nearly as cool and I still prefer Magicians, but I thought I should point that out as well.

And finally, you didn't point out how you keep all the skills you learn in previous Lives (so you could wield a wand as a Blacksmith if you got the skill to in the Magician Life). You can also do challenges (quests that help you raise your rank in each Life) that don't require you to be that Life as another, then switch back to it and talk to your master to finish it. It works pretty effectively.
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Thanks for adding more information, it is really appreciated! Yup, I missed many stuff, I think writing many little blog posts about specific parts of the game would be more effective and clear. This way I wouldn't forget important things like you pointed out!
Wow, I'm going to have to pick this game up! It looks great!
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It is really great, I love it so far. Don't hesitate if you have questions or if you would like me to do more blog posts regarding other aspects of the game!
Thanks for writing this up. I have some questions :

1. When switching through lives, how does it work exactly? Does the gameplay feel repetitive?
2. How large is the map for playing solo?
3. How much content is available for your house compared to New Leaf?
4. Can you connect with randoms over Wi-Fi without adding their friend code to play? And is it possible to match up with people who are the same level as you while playing the multiplayer portion of the game?
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1. Some lives are really similar. You can break down by Gathering, Crafting and Combat. All the crafting lives have the same mini games (one involving mashing, one press and the other one timing). In combat they are pretty similar too, 2 range and 2 melee, but the wizard is a bit more unique as you can choose your elements when you attack. For the gathering, Mining and Woodcutting are pretty much the same, but fishing is different. But the 3 categories are really different from each other (gathering crafting and fighting).

2. The map is really large, it really surprised me. I'd say that by walk it can take around 10-15 minutes to walk between cities, and I'm not done discovered it yet after 35 hours of gameplay.

3. There is way much more content in ACNL I'd say from what I've seen, but I didn't reach the DLC crafting content yet, so this might change, but I wouldn't think there would be more content in FL as it is not the main point of the game.

4. There is no random matchmaking sadly, it would be awesome to have it though, so this answer your second question at the same time, as there is none =(
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