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Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Animal Crossing: New HorizonsA relaxing island life sim about crafting, decorating, and community.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms VII
Romance of the Three Kingdoms VIILead 535 heroes through ancient China's epic wars.
Overview
Description

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a laid-back life simulation where you develop a deserted island into a personalized community, crafting, decorating, and interacting with charming animal villagers in real time.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms VII lets you travel back to ancient China and command any of 535 historical characters. The turn‑based strategy experience offers ten distinct scenarios, each with multiple possible endings. New multiplayer modes and faster gameplay make each campaign more dynamic, while the deep tactical system lets you shape the fate of the Three Kingdoms era.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)

Around $59.99 on Nintendo Switch.

Paid (One-time)
Category
Life & Farming Sim
Turn-Based Strategy
Best for
Players who enjoy cozy, relaxing life sims
Strategy enthusiasts and history fans
Specifications
Specifications
platforms
Nintendo Switch
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deployment
Game
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open source
No
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api available
No
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developer
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Koei
publisher
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Koei
age rating
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ESRB E
multiplayer
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Single player
General
msrp
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$49.99
release date
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2000-02-18
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Deeply relaxing and charming
  • Huge customization
  • Great for all ages
  • Real-time seasonal charm
  • Huge roster of playable characters
  • Fast-paced turn‑based gameplay
  • Rich historical scenarios
  • Multiplayer support across platforms
Cons
  • Switch-only
  • Slow, repetitive loop for some
  • Limited without online play
  • Limited graphics by modern standards
  • Steep learning curve for newcomers
  • Multiplayer matchmaking can be slow
Community & Metrics
Upvotes
8
0
User rating
4.7 (3)
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What reviewers say

Animal Crossing: New Horizons Reviews

4.7 (3)
Verified User

Recommend Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Picked up Animal Crossing: New Horizons recently. Huge customization. No real complaints. Would recommend.

Verified User

Recommend Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Been playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons with friends. Deeply relaxing and charming. One gripe: switch-only. Would recommend.

Verified User

So much fun

Been playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons with friends. Deeply relaxing and charming. No real complaints. Would recommend.

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