Animal Crossing: New Horizons

5 Reasons to Play Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Perfect Game for Switch

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We know, we know. Just about every game that gets released for the Switch now is deemed ‘the perfect Switch game,’ but you’ve got to hear us out when it comes to Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Due to the game’s easy pick-up-and-play nature, allowing you to get a quick spot of fishing in, do some gardening pullin’ up those weeds, or just take some fossils over to Blathers, it’s great for commuters.

On the other hand, it’s also great for docking your Switch to your TV after a long, hard day’s work and relaxing with your animal friends. Go ahead with those plans to change up the look and feel of your island, you’re free to do as you wish.

Because of this, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the game you’ll want to go to if you’ve got a spare 15 minutes, or a spare three hours. What you do with that time on your island is up to you.

Plus, winner winner, you won’t need to deal with Mr. Resetti if you forget to save, because auto-save takes care of it all for you!


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