Animal Crossing: New Horizons gives the player unlimited freedom without a fixed goal. The test shows whether the long line works on the Nintendo Switch.
Kyoto, Japan - At a time when vacations are out of the question, Nintendo is sending players on an island adventure where social contacts are more than welcome. Could Nintendo have chosen a better time to release Animal Crossing: New Horizons * on the Switch? Probably not. Because if Animal Crossing is good for one thing, it is primarily to switch off and do what the player is up to. In the game test, ingame.de * shows why Animal Crossing: New Horizons has become the almost perfect life simulation.
The test is primarily based on the comfort factor of Animal Crossing. The game player on the Nintendo Switch * does not set a specific goal, but lets him explore the possibilities of the game himself. For some, the focus is on building their own island into a magnificent paradise, while others enjoy having their own character equipped with new outfits. The life simulation gives endless freedom.
On ingame.de * you can find out whether these freedoms from Animal Crossing: New Horizons make a good game * or whether too many options damage the title.
* ingame.de is part of the nationwide editorial network of the Ippen-Digital-Zentralredaktion.
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