Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a life simulation video game that Nintendo developed and published for the Nintendo Switch. It’s the fifth main title of the Animal Crossing sequence. New Horizons was launched in all countries on 20 March 2020.
In March 2020, Nintendo revealed in the Nintendo Direct Mini that a second activity would take place at the end of April: Earth Day. The incident will see the return of Animal Crossing: the fresh Leaf unique character of Leif.
Gameplay
In Animal Crossing, the role of the player is a human who resides in a village populated by numerous creatures, participating in a range of sports, such as farming, bug catching, and fossil hunting.
The player plays the role of a customized character who travels to a deserted island after purchasing a deserted island kit from Tom Nook. Players will gather various objects to be used as game decorations.
Time travel is a big matter of discussion in the Animal Crossing culture, and it’s contentious. Since the game takes place in real-time, one has to wait a real day for the buildings to be constructed and the plants to expand. And Animal Crossing: New Horizons begins slowly.
Villagers from worst to best
Pietro
This is one scary sheep, whether you’re afraid of clowns or not. He’s got a confident attitude, which ensures he’s going to come off as really friendly, but at times he may be rude. Pietro’s fur is multicolored, and he has vivid, painted blue ears. It is decorated in classic clown makeup, complete with a flashing red nose.
Jitters
This little, lively, green, and yellow bird is named for the side effect that certain people feel when consuming a lot of caffeine. But the style falls shy of having it appear like it got a bit too much coffee, but instead, it appears weird. If players can get over their scary presence, Jitters can sometimes fight against them in bug-catching or fishing events.
Limberg
Not only does this cranky mouse look unkempt, with a perpetual shadow of 5 o’clock, but its downturned eyebrows offer it a less than pleasing appearance. Once the players perform various activities for Limberg, they will begin to warm up. Even if they may start to disperse gossip regarding other villagers and will become crosses if the players argue with him in conversation.
Hazel
Hazel-the squirrel’s flaws come in the shape of her overly-blunt temperament. When players talk to her more than once during a day, she can make off-color remarks that come across as rude. She may even annoy peppy villagers with her basic opinions. Hazel can get along with most styles of personalities. But she doesn’t like snooty and cranky peasants who are susceptible to spreading gossip.
Barold
A lazy-type cub villager, Barold is a survivor of the infamous “weird beard” that plagues some of the characters of Animal Crossing. The appearance of a full-on beard on a bear cub is puzzling. The glass-shaped design on his nose and his human-like mouth do not improve.
Eloise
The villager of the first Animal Crossing on GameCube, Eloise’s sweet presence is a bad personality. Her catchphrase is “tooooot,” which is less than perfect, but the main concern is her snooty-like attitude. It’s notorious for attacking stars and other villagers.
Stitches
This lazy little cub villager looks like a well-loved teddy bear, with bright patches all over his frame, as well as ears and limbs made of unparalleled fabrics. Stitches love a comfortable, easy lifestyle, a passion for food, and leisure in which not every villager can see eye-to-eye.
Audie
One of the latest villagers in the Animal Crossing game, Audie may, at first sight, be confused for a snooty wolf due to her bright yellow eyeshadow. Yet she’s as preppy as they’re going. She can be quickly befriended and the players can always note that she is over-excited and enthralled through talks.
Lucky
Lucky is among a group of villagers who have been around for any Animal Crossing game so far. This lazy dog is wrapped in a full-body cast-only head, ears, and tail are noticeable through the bandages-and it appears like it has been mummified. Players should consider Lucky quick to be a friend. He’ll get along with most other villagers, but he’ll get along well with other lazy personalities.
Raymond
Adorable white cat with blackhead, tail, and feet, it has two separate colored eyes which are classified as heterochromia. His arrogant attitude ensures that he will often come off as a little conceited. But most of the time Raymond is friendly and can get along well with the other villagers.