Animal Crossing is filled with tons of cozy game activities, from catching bugs and going fishing to getting to know villagers, but one of the most iconic features is decorating a personalized living space: in a single room or island. The former is the focus of Animal Crossing: Happy Room. As fans know, Animal Crossing: New Horizons took that concept further than previous entries, giving players an enormous amount of control over their homes, furniture, and outdoor decorations. Even years after its original release, the game's customization options remain one of its most recognizable features.
The sheer popularity of Animal Crossing: New Horizons also helped introduce many players to the franchise's lovable cast of characters, including Isabelle, Tom Nook, and the countless villagers who can move onto an island. While every villager in Animal Crossing: New Horizons has a distinct personality, the game's colorful art style and cozy environments are just as important to its identity. Decorating a home to reflect a favorite character or theme is practically a game in itself, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate that part of Animal Crossing outside the Nintendo Switch.
Patch 3.0.3 of Animal Crossing: New Horizons is now out, featuring...
