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Up to eight Mii's can live in a shared house in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. This is the limit for individual Mii’s that live together in a single shared building anywhere on the Island. Even if you've got a couple living together in a shared house, they will still count as two individuals towards the eight Mii limit. I've personally been designing the houses around Mii's I want to get close, like the Marvel House, and even trying a bit of matchmaking by setting up potential romance candidates as roommates!

While you can technically time travel in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, it won't work out how you might be hoping. Time travelling in other Nintendo games that use the real world clock allows you to speed up the progress of various projects, but that doesn't apply in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. After having tested time travel out for myself and learning the hard way, I can confirm that if you try to time travel in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream – in the hopes of changing shop stock or progressing Mii relationships – nothing will happen. All progress remains as it was before time tra

Yes, Mii’s can break up in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, but you need to wait for the right moment. You cannot directly force Mii's to break up or end their relationship. Instead, you need to wait for a Mii to ask you if they should break up with their significant other and then confirm that they should. Players should look out for orange and pink pondering bubbles as the former indicates a Mii may want to advance one of their platonic relationships, while the latter indicates they may want to progress a romantic relationship. While you can’t directly force them to split up, you can try to