Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Stop pounding the screen; it's a fantastic game, and nothing mentioned here is going to derail it. It's possibly the best-selling Switch game of all time (Mario Kart 8 technically outsold it, but it came free with a lot of the consoles). If you were new to the gaming world and were asked which game was the most popular on Switch, you may respond Zelda, Mario Odyssey, or Smash Bros, among many others. You might be excused for thinking someone was playing a prank if you were then shown Animal Crossing: New Horizons. It's a good game; it's colorful, enjoyable, peaceful, and a time sink and the pandemonium of COVID-19 definitely helped. But, like everything before it, it didn't truly add to the formula in any meaningful manner.

You can't play any of the games or activities you create, such as ping pong or volleyball competitions. Take what you've done in prior games and apply it to a little island. If you desire two islands, or if you have little siblings, you'll need another console and another disc of the game. It's not exactly brimming with creativity or generosity.

Platform: Nintendo Switch

Website: animal-crossing.com/new-horizons