Nintendo knows how to make all of these elements come together to make a game that's difficult to put down, and even if you don't end up playing Animal Crossing for years and years, we dare you to not be charmed by its tone and presentation. Read our Animal Crossing: New Horizons review to learn what else the game has in store for you. Thanks to the game's great online features, you can visit friend's islands, swap items and even design and try custom clothing, making the social game more social than ever before. New Horizons feels familiar and fresh, combining the old enjoyable parts of the series with some much-needed improvements and far greater depth than we’ve seen before. Make friends with your fellow islanders, fish, collect fruit and decorate your island – thanks to a plethora of cute tools and decorative items, there's a lot of ways to make your island your own.
This island is yours to fill with villagers, but also to change in whatever way you can imagine, thanks to the game's new island building tools. The first Animal Crossing console game in eight years, Animal Crossing: New Horizons whisks you off to a deserted island through an exclusive Nook Inc package. That's very much just scratching the surface of what makes this new RPG so special, and without giving too much away, this could very well be the best Zelda game in the long-running franchise to date. One of the biggest new additions to the established formula are the new Zonai devices, such as Ultrahand and Fuse, which add a new perspective to how you can interact with the game world. We've played over 70 hours in our The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom review and can't wait to return to each nook and cranny of Hyrule to see what the fierce environments all over again. With an amazingly detailed and expansive open world, exciting dungeons, thrilling combat, and a new focus on creativity, this is the defining title for Nintendo's aging handheld-console hybrid. Expectations were sky-high from the get-go and yet this follow-up takes everything that made its predecessor special and dials it up to 11.
Eat enemies to copy their abilities and use them to fight the ferocious Beast Pack, rescuing the kidnapped Waddle Dees along the way.The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom had massive boots to fill as the successor to the immensely successful Breath of the Wild, a launch title for the Nintendo Switch. Guide Kirby on a 3D platforming adventure through a vibrant and mysterious world, exploring structures from a lost civilisation. Everyone's favourite lovable, powerfully pink puffball is back for yet another unforgettable journey.
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