Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo Switch)

Animal Crossing has been always a chill game; there's a few things to do in your island, very relaxing in general, and you end up playing many hours in a row without noticing.You can have more than one character in the same island and play alongside in local, using the same Nintendo Switch (don't remember the max number of players using this). Sad thing is that you don't have too much freedom this way, so if you want to play with someone else and that other person has a Nintendo Switch, better to buy another game.This game does not have cloud save and your island is saved in your Nintendo Swicth! Keep this in mind if you're buying another Nintendo Switch, or you'll end up losing everything.

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A timeless game, still hits as hard as it used to back in 2020 :)

Great game and cheaper than second hand copies on Ebay!!

It's Animal Crossing. What more do you really need to know? If you've played and enjoyed the series before, this is probs the most comprehensive version yet, so it's also the best way for newcomers to enter the series. If you don't like the series, this won't change your mind.One thing about New Horizons that even longtime fans could be caught off guard by is the lack of so many features from previous games. This content is getting patched in through updates sure, so this review is inevitably going to be irrelevant, but playing it now, even 4 months after launch, it does not feel like an 100% finished game. Even though the updates are free, people are still going to have to continually pay for online membership to play with friends when the new content comes out, compared to paying for like a three month membership and be done with it. This is going to continue until at least December, seeing as Holidays content is also being added in this manner. Its just a way for players to be forced to keep playing and paying for this game. I know Animal Crossing is meant to have a long shelf life anyway and most people pay for Switch Online Membership irregardless, but it's still a pretty suspect way to reinforce this.So yea, to wrap it all up, you could probably say that this is the best ever and most exhaustive Animal Crossing entry, but you won't be able to say that with absolute certainty for another few months, at the least.

if you’re thinking about getting animal crossing and you aren’t sure whether it’s worth the money…….. we’ll I was exactly the same but in the end I went for it andddddd I haven’t played anything else since :) it’s incredible!!!!!!!!! I’m in my 30s and couldn’t really find a game that really held my attention, but this game is everything!!!!!! So nice to just pop and off when you want and play for while at a time. There is SO much to do, you’ll never get bored. Plus if you know others who have the game you can visit their islands, it’s so fun!!!!!! It’s well worth the money and this was the cheapest I could find it. BEST GAME EVER!

From the moment we powered up the game, it was clear that Animal Crossing: New Horizons is something special. The vibrant, colorful graphics immediately captivated my son, and the laid-back gameplay offered a perfect balance of challenge and creativity.The game starts with the player moving to a deserted island, where they can develop their own paradise at their own pace. My son enjoyed the freedom to explore, gather resources, and customize his island. The characters are charming and the dialogue is often humorous, adding to the overall charm of the game.One of the standout features is the social aspect. My son loves visiting friends' islands and inviting them to his. This aspect of the game has been particularly valuable during these times, offering a way for him to interact and play with friends safely.The game also teaches responsibility and planning. He has to manage resources, pay off his home loan, and plan the layout of his island. It's a great, subtle way to introduce these concepts to a child.Overall, Animal Crossing: New Horizons has been a fantastic addition to our game library. It is a delightful, enriching experience that keeps my son engaged and happy. Highly recommended for any young gamer.

I’m 49 and bought the Nintendo lite just for this game as I’m recovering from an op. I’ve been playing every day for four weeks and I love it. It’s a slow paced game where you settle on an island where all the other characters are cute little animals that talk. I wish I’d bought it when it came out. I’ve even joined a facebook group that discusses it daily. I am hooked. I also own a PS5 but been playing this more.