Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Nintendo Switch

More Accessible Animal Crossing: List of Features
A main line Animal Crossing title with a lot of quality of life features–What is Animal Crossing?For those who haven’t played Animal crossing; it’s a very relaxing game where you play the way you want and able to express yourself through gameplay as everyone’s interactions are not the same.Most of the time you do mundane tasks, have random events, collect items, do tasks to advance.There are unknown, surprise unlocks/expansionsYou play your own way (no pressure/stress to complete anything)There is so much you can do in one day especially when some expansion starts or you have a goal in mindThe more time you invest the more you get. You set your own goal, can be ambitious or casual in your advancementIt’s pretty much a life sim/sandbox with random animal creatures where everyone has unique experience–List of features1. There’s 1 island per switch. 8 houses or accounts2. 4 player simultaneous play. Follow a leader (range you can travel/screen space centered around the leader)With party play, items collected are put into a recycle box to obtain later3. Able to backup save file one time. Nintendo going to give more details on this later4. If you have a Animal Crossing amiibo- you can invite scanned amiibo to island5. With a construction permit you are able to create own path, change terrain (cliffs, roads, rivers, bridges, slopes)6. Nook miles. achievement system. pay off getaway package, rewards. Earn by completing tasks around the townWith Nook miles you can purchase ‘Nook miles tickets’ where you can go to a mystery islands with new resident and tons of items to collect. Good way to farm items7. Nook link. Switch Online Phone App. video/voice chat. transfer designs from Animal crossing new leaf via QR code8. Resident service center: add shop and museum9. Random merchants- sell items not found in area10. There are fish tournaments. Bug offs. Seasonal events via free DLC11. New ways to traverse with Volting poll and ladders12. At the start you can choose island 1 of 4 island layout (able to edit later with construction permit). Able to choose between northern and southern hemisphere to start off at a different season13. There are new resident animations. Resident don’t just stand there doing nothing. Actual idle animation and they interact with their surroundings.They also have more clothing options14. 2 main facilities:Resident services: buy items , get advice, craftingAirport: invite residents, travel other locations, send messages/items13. Nook phone. In-game phone where you can access camera, map, call islanders, look up DIY recipes, collect Nook Miles, take photos, and other apps. island wide broadcast, resident services14. Eating food such as apples, you gain energy, which gives you the ability to uproot whole Trees and place them somewhere else on island15. You can make bait and use medicine cure bug bites16. You choose how your characters looks. No quizzes to take. Change characters’ hairstyles, facial features, skin tone, nose, mouth at any time by looking at a mirror.Clothing options includes sweatshirts around the waist, backpacks, and phone cases17. Updated graphics. Not pixelated, a lot of detail18 Music is very good. Cheerful elevator type music. Changes every hour19. Extensive crafting system where you craft items, tools and furniture based on resources you collect. Can view DIY recipes via Nook Phone. Use the workbench to craft furniture from materials/resources gathered on the island. There is tool durability which you have to keep track of and re-craft20. Able to place furniture items both indoors and outdoorsOverall very fun and addicting game where you can express yourself through gameplay. A lot of quality of life improvement compared to past games in the franchise. BEST game in the franchise in my opinion (Wished it had NES games though). If any features I left out, please leave it in the comments

A fun game for all ages
A fun game even as an older gamer. My house is looking good, if I do say so myself

Finally got hooked on Animal Crossing
Over the years I have tried several iterations of Animal Crossing and never understood the hype. I always buy the big releases from Nintendo, and was thinking about passing this one by because I haven’t gotten in to this series before… but I am glad I gave it a shot!This game is super chill.You have a character on an island and do things like:- Search for materials such as wood, stone, clay, iron, tree branches, etc.- Find recipes to craft things. These might be given to you by other people on the island, found in a bottle on the shore of a beach, etc.- Craft things like tools, furniture, campfires, etc.- Visit a store that has different merchandise each day.- Go fishing.- Capture insects- Dig up fossilsThe typical gameplay loop for a given day is something like: go around and gather materials (there is a set amount you can get each day), search the beach for bottles that might have crafting recipes, visit the store to see if there is any interesting stuff for sale, craft/sell any items to the store that they are buying for extra $$ on a given day, dig up and donate fossils to a museum on your island. You collect money in the game by either just finding it or selling stuff, and can use it to upgrade your home from a tent, to a house, to a bigger house, etc (with more room to put stuff).The game seems to be intended to play in small chunks on a daily basis, which I actually really like. It has a lot of charm, is very relaxing to play, and has a really enjoyable gameplay loop that is fun but low stress. On the surface it seems like there’s not a lot to the game, which is part of why I have not gotten in to this series in the past, but playing this one I feel like I finally get it. It’s whatever you make of it. For me it is just a really relaxing way to spend 15-30 mins a day.

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