Additionally, there are a number. You have much greater customization over your personality, for instance; you start out the game by picking your appearance, and you'll be able to continue to modify your look whenever you want with a remarkably large number of hairstyles and clothing choices. After I unlocked the clothes shop in my town, I stopped paying my mortgage off and instead spent much money on shoes and coats.

In the same way, you have more leeway for inspecting your residence. Much like in the spinoff Happy House Designer, there's a simple menu for moving furniture around, and that means you don't need to drag things around the room, and you will find far more options for where you put things. I have a wall full of hanging plants, and what a walk-in closet with hats and shoes onto the walls. Two of my favorite improvements are a new tool ring so that you can quickly access your own cable or web whenever you need it and a smartphone program that keeps track of each bug and fish you've caught. Fantastic for completionists.

What this amounts to is a larger degree of control -- more control on how you look what you do, and how you do it. It feels just like the first game in the series that provides you the freedom to perform just how you would like to while the heart of New Horizons is just like past matches. In many cases, there are multiple methods. You can buy a replacement or create a new one, if your fishing rod breaks; you can go fishing or venture to assemble rare fruit if you are short on cash. I haven't even unlocked the choice where you can personalize the landscape. (I did just build my first ramp... but I must wait until tomorrow to actually use it.)

When you factor in the open minded nature inherent to Animal Crossing, there is no punishment for doing things such as repaying your loan and where there are no time restrictions, you wind up with the game in the series thus far. It's also easily the best-looking, keeping up the adorable art style of the series but incorporating in greater detail and larger locales. Ironically, the new museum is among my favorite video game locations ever; it is a huge area where you can just wander around with friends looking at butterflies and T. rex skeletons. Overall, the world feels more alive. I enjoy heading out on a Sunday morning to see my monster friends working at the town square or meeting up at night to listen to them sing gibberish.

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