Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Switch

I love this game more than any other game .

It works great

Since quarantine, this has become my life. I no longer exist, just villanger. My Islanders are my friends, my soil is my home. That being said, this game isnt for those who want a quick game. It is something you have to commit to, or there will be negative reprecussions. Also, it is lacking in curly hair options. So if those are things that concern you, probably dont buy animal crossing.

My entire family plays animal crossing. You cant go wrong. My 9 year old completes tasks and does really well, my 3 year old likes to watch me play or even walk through the museum by herself. Definitely worth it to get switch plus for online capabilities if you play with family members on separate machines. I have sunk 200 hours into this game and still play every day!

I don’t know why they like it so much they fight over it. It’s a pretty slow paced game. They talk me into getting on to it with them from time to time, but I get board SO fast. They like it though.

The Nintendo Switch has one of the best profile systems of any game console. Each player can have their own profile, and games saves are kept completely separate. Because of this, I was very surprised to discover that Animal Crossing: New Horizons goes out of its way to circumvent the profile system. The first player to play the game is given the full experience. All other players are given a downgraded experience. Parts of the game are just missing, like naming your island, or choosing its layout. And all players are forced to have the same island, with limited space and limited resources. If Id known this, I wouldnt have purchased this game, as we have one Switch shared by two kids. How is it fair to let one of them be the island representative, while the other is treated as a second-class citizen by the game? One can unlock things, invite others, etc., while the other can only do tasks that dont actually advance the story? I see others trying to excuse Nintendos behavior here, saying Animal Crossing has always been like that, but: 1. This is false. On the 3DS you could only have one game save per cartridge, but you could use multiple cartridges with a single 3DS. On the Switch you need two separate consoles. 2. When classic games with limited save slots are ported to the Switch, the number of save slots from the original are normally made *per-profile* on the Switch. For example, in Links Awakening there are only 3 save slots. In the Switch version, there are 3 save slots *per-profile*. Likewise, one would expect that Animal Crossing would have one game save *per-profile* on the Switch. 3. Having mis-features in the past is not an excuse for propagating them into the future. Nintendo went out of their way to make the game terrible for anyone but the first player. Its pretty clear that their motivation for this is greed. Instead, theyve made me strongly consider returning this game, and avoiding their platform in the future.

I love this game if y’all are wondering if it’s good or not it is keeps you busy for hours that’s for sure it’s cute cozy and I can’t really explain this game so I kinda hope this was helpful

I have been playing Animal crossing for many years and loved them and I have been playing this one for a while and I love it so far. This game is not for everyone. I suggest if you like games where you can control things and can customize and build slow paced game where you want to please your towns people and build a town then this is a game for you.

It was great

Great game just what my daughter wanted.