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Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Released On: Mar 20, 2020
5.7
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User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 6,848 User Ratings
5.7
52% Positive
3529 Ratings
3529 Ratings
9% Mixed
623 Ratings
623 Ratings
39% Negative
2696 Ratings
2696 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 6,848 User Ratings
5.7
52% Positive
3529 Ratings
3529 Ratings
9% Mixed
623 Ratings
623 Ratings
39% Negative
2696 Ratings
2696 Ratings
Animal Crossing New Horizons is basically perfect. This games music atmosphere and characters are all amazing. This game is very calming and the community is amazing (Just don't mention Raymond)
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Nintendo Switch
I love this game, it's bright and friendly community helped me stay sane during covid-times. It was such a perfect timing with this game, lucky :)) but also the game itself is super adorable and relaxing!
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Nintendo Switch
This game single handley helped me through the first year of the pandemic , and made cozy games a whole new genre chefs kiss.
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Nintendo Switch
Animal crossing new horizons is a great looking game but lacks the charm and content the series is know for and feels to short. There is only a few goals in the game to keep the player intrigued and if the player fails to find a connection with the game they will probably stop playing as they feel unfufilled.
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Nintendo Switch
I really enjoyed my time on this game, especially during COVID. The game is great and the content was good and it was my first experience with this sage.
But since, there is a lack of content, things are always the same and it has been boring. We got 1 major update and the game was abandonned.
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Nintendo Switch
Gotta be honest, I find this game really boring. The only improvements are the amount of customization options and different skintones (because animal crossing was way behind in that aspect). Other than that, this is a step down from New Leaf. The terraforming, which was the most advertised feature, takes forever to get to. New Leaf lets you jump into the fun immediately, but here you have to wait soo long until the interesting part. I actually didn't get to the terraforming because I put the game down a year ago and haven't checked on it since. I've never lost interest in a game so quickly. Another thing that bothers me is how washed down and boring the villagers (or islanders) are now. I know there were people who didn't like how some villagers were mean or sassy in older games, but you can't deny that it added spice and made them feel like real neighbors (because not everybody will instantly love you upon first meeting in real life, obviously). But now all the villagers have the same cookie-cutter niceness, making them lose what made them distict. Even villagers with snooty and grouchy personality types lack the edge they used to have. New Horizons was only critically acclaimed because it released during the pandemic when everyone was dying of boredom. If it was released before or a year after the pandemic, I'd imagine people would've been much more critical of it. I think they tried too hard to be "cozy" and "chill" that it backfired and made the game boring and bland.
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Nintendo Switch
Animal Crossing New Horizons occupies a weird spot in my games folder.
It flourishes with great ideas and additions like terra forming, the crafting of tools and furnitures, and basically unlimited control over your island.
During the Covid pandemic, the game really appeared as a life saver, allowing us to get together in our little islands.
However, since then, we got barely any new content aside from a god-awful Easter event and a mild separate island for bonus characters like Redd the kitsune or Saharah the camel.
Ultimately, this meant having basically less content than what the 3DS game offered, but in a pricier package. No shop upgrades after the first one, no coffee shop separate from the museum, golden tools that are breakable despite their awful price, no Kappn Island, and a paid DLC that barely improved anything at all despite known issues for months.
This leaves ACNH as an unfinished, unpolished state that feels more like an open beta than a fully finished game. As such, while I cannot call it a "bad" game per se, I cannot in my right mind recommend it.
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Nintendo Switch
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Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Mar 20, 2020
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- Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
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