Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Description (IGDB)
Escape to a deserted island and create your own paradise as you explore, create, and customize in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Your island getaway has a wealth of natural resources that can be used to craft everything from tools to creature comforts. You can hunt down insects at the crack of dawn, decorate your paradise throughout the day, or enjoy sunset on the beach while fishing in the ocean. The time of day and season match real life, so each day on your island is a chance to check in and find new surprises all year round.
Histoire (IGDB)
If the hustle and bustle of modern life’s got you down, Tom Nook has a new business venture up his sleeve that he knows you’ll adore: the Nook Inc. Deserted Island Getaway Package! Sure, you’ve crossed paths with colorful characters near and far. Had a grand time as one of the city folk. May’ve even turned over a new leaf and dedicated yourself to public service! But deep down, isn’t there a part of you that longs for…freedom? Then perhaps a long walk on the beach of a deserted island, where a rich wealth of untouched nature awaits, is just what the doctor ordered! Peaceful creativity and charm await as you roll up your sleeves and make your new life whatever you want it to be. Collect resources and craft everything from creature comforts to handy tools. Embrace your green thumb as you interact with flowers and trees in new ways. Set up a homestead where the rules of what goes indoors and out no longer apply. Make friends with new arrivals, enjoy the seasons, pole-vault across rivers as you explore, and more!
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Animal Crossing: New Horizons takes everything good about Animal Crossing and improves it ten-fold. »
« Similar to how Breath of the Wild and Odyssey reimagined 3D Zelda and Mario, New Horizons represents an exciting new milestone for the Animal Crossing series. By truly handing the player the reins, Nintendo has delivered a deeply customisable and effortlessly joyous experience which is, quite simply, an essential purchase for all Switch owners. »
« A beautiful, welcoming game that is everything and anything you want it to be. This is one you'll play all year and beyond, and it's exactly what the world needs right now. »
« Animal Crossing: New Horizons takes Animal Crossing and not only drags it back onto home consoles, but improves upon every single facet imaginable. There's more to do, more to see, more to change, more to mould, and more to love; fans and first-time players are going to find themselves losing hours at a time gathering materials, creating new furniture, and making their island undeniably theirs. Every moment is unashamedly blissful, with excellently-written characters that truly feel alive and an island paradise that gives infinitely back more than you put in. Back when Animal Crossing: New Leaf hit the shelves all those years ago and created a whole new generation of fans, many people were wondering how Nintendo could possibly top it, but here we have our answer. This is a masterpiece that has been well worth waiting for. »
« Nintendo's comforting life sim is a tranquil haven at a time the world needs it most. »
« Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the best game I've played this year, and immediately cements itself as one of the generation's defining experiences. Fans will be playing it for years, watching as the seasons roll by and unveil the true potential of what has been created here. »
« Above all else, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is an unbeatable feel-good experience and an essential purchase for anyone that owns a Nintendo Switch. As heartwarming as it is wholesome, Nintendo has delivered meaningful changes that help to structure your peaceful island existence. Every day has the potential to offer something new, and, thanks to that, it will be a game that many will enjoy investing countless hours (and Bells) in. Oh, and heroically leaping across rivers with the Vault Pole will never get old. »
« Animal Crossing: New Horizons is everything I hoped it would be, and it’s yet another stellar release that showcases a confident Nintendo at its best. It is excellent, and is easily another must-own Switch title – at least, if you can understand and embrace Animal Crossing’s uniquely lazy pace. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« The worst animal crossing, not even good graphics can make up for the terrible music and dialogue. Just go play new leaf »
« De toute la licence, c'est bien celui-ci qui offre le plus de personnalisation possible dans ton île (et ailleurs !). Le jeu est dans la ligné des précédents, très cool et cosy. Le DLC, Happy Home paradise, donne au jeu tellement de contenu en plus. Pas mon favori de la licence cela dit, mais très bon. »
« Can’t say it’s a bad game at all. It is a great game, knowing New Leaf is my favorite game of all time. New Horizons was m-my first game in the **** I have a little soft spot for it, I suppose. »
« Absolutely one of the best life sim games ever to exist. The graphics are great but the characters are hands down the best part »
« The main gripe is that the game simply doesn't respect your time. Every single action will take way more time that it should - slow animation for something that barely needs it, loading screen over immediately access something, slow text typing, etc. It's just as if it was made to be as inconvenient as possible to spend as much of your time as possible. You get less **** and convenience for the same price or more. It can still be fun, it surely can. But feels like a missed opportunity to be way better »
« A really lovely, peaceful, beautiful, interactive game that I would recommend to anyone who has, or is planning to have a Nintendo switch or Nintendo switch 2 »
« Starts off strong then goes downhill from there. Over time, you realize villagers all say the same lines according to which personality type they fall into. Of which there are only 4, I believe. At first, the game gives you objectives but once they are done, credits roll in and you're left to rot on your island. I guess the point was to keep decorating my island forever and ever but who does that? I personally know one person who did and she's autistic. Make of that what you will... there is just nothing to work towards for, the one and only goal is just to keep decorating forever. That's literally all there is to it. This game starts off so strong then goes in nothing-land so fast. All the previous Animal Crossing games were better, especially New Leaf. »
« Absolute nonsense. I bought this game expecting a fun, creative experience, especially so my daughter could build and manage her own little town. Instead, we were hit with Nintendo's ridiculous "one island per console" **** doesn't matter if you have separate profiles or completely different Nintendo accounts on your device. Whoever launches the game first gets to be the "Island Representative" and has full control over the story, building placement, and town progression. Anyone else who logs in afterward is reduced to a second-class citizen on that exact same island. They can fish, catch bugs, and decorate their own house, but they have zero power to actually play the core game or develop the town.This isn't a hardware limitation; it's a purely artificial, greedy design choice meant to force families to buy a separate console for every single person in the house. If you are planning to share this game on a single device, don't bother. It completely ruins the magic for anyone who isn't Player 1. Complete waste of money. »
