Today we are going to tell you about the bits and pieces of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons game that was not promoted so much or at all. The game was released last year at E3, and people could not stop talking about things such as Nook’s new outfit or the crafting system. Does dirt paths ring any bells? Because what we are going to talk about today.
What does a dirt path mean? It means that you can make paths by running in the same spot all over again. This game feature started with the Animal Crossing: City Folk for the Wii game. If you don’t create paths and run all over the town like crazy, your village will turn into a pit of dirt.
Delimiting the paths will ensure that people will walk on them to get where they need, such as the museum, for example, or someone else’s home. Animal Crossing: New Horizons seems to allow players to add paths by using a shovel.
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It also looks like the game provides some stone paths as well. This upgrade makes our life much easier compared to the previous versions of the game, in which building a path was very time-consuming.
The game features new things such as stairs over cliffsides. Having stairs in your game will help you with the layout. Have you seen Tom Nook’s little paw pads? Not a very functional feature of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but it is hella funny as well as cute.
Although there isn’t a direct focus on the Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Nintendo is teasing us with short videos, and promotional images which hype us just enough to be excited about the game. The game will be released in March this year, and we cannot wait to see all it has to offer.
