Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Review 3DS
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In Happy Home Designer, the player is given a job at Nook's Homes and will be tasked with designing houses for villagers, who visit the plaza of New Town, who will each request a specific theme. The player then selects a plot of land for the new house to go, and then can design the interior with furniture, carpet, and wallpaper. The game introduces a new special character, Lottie, who assists the player with their job. The catalog is dramatically expanded, with items grouped into specific themes for ease of navigation. The touch screen on the Nintendo 3DS is used as a floor planner to move items around a room with precision. If the player is making a house or building of any type and does not have the requested items, the house or building will not be accepted.
@XCWarrior Its already one of nintendo's top selling games (1 million total sales in a matter of weeks!) and people have sunk over 200 hours into it....and it just came out. Also, the cards are 99 cents each, and arent even needed for the game, so.... Happy Home Designer received mixed reviews from critics, and has a score of 67% on Metacritic. Many reviewers praised the customization options, but criticized the lack of challenge, or felt the game was unrewarding.
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You screwed it up badly this holiday season, this, that stupid Metroid-titled game, amiibo festival or whatever it's called as another AC spin-off. Mario Maker and Xenoblade will try to save it, but this was a very bad half year for Nintendo. They finally do something new and people call the game trash before they even try it. Go look at lets plays on YouTube if you need proof. People whined when new super Mario Bros 2 came out because it was too much of the same. Well my daughter got tired of repetitive tasks in New Leaf to get stuff, so this game where you can just jump in and design stuff is a lot more appealing for her.
Nintendo 3DS and 2DS users can buy the NFC reader peripheral, which was released on the same day as Happy Home Designer. Ugh, even thinking of this as "sequel" to New Leaf is nauseating. It's like they removed all of your sense of accomplishment and purpose in life from this "game". This has more in common with a colouring book than New Leaf. At least the coloring book knows it's place in life, this title doesn't even know what it wants out of life. I would give the colouring book a 7/10, and this a 5/10.
Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer
I'm really looking forward to HHD - got the bundle pre-ordered, as well as a few packs of amiibo cards. Happy Home Designer took Animal Crossing, removed the entire gameplay from it, and then shoehorned a interior design simulator into that. The genre simpky doesn't fit with Animal Crossing, as Happy Home Designer has nothing except specific objectives for gameplay. You have no choices for yourself, and there are specific expectations from the game that the player is tasked with.
If you have additional items, please list them for that character's page. If we don't have that character, please add a new page and list what your new items are. Happy Home Designers have a great amount of experience with expertise, resources who innovatively gets the work done with all facilities and comfort within the stipulated time.
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Still have this pre-downloaded and excited to play it. I wish it had a bit more of a challenge scoring system, and the game could be cheaper, but to me, it still has the feel of an AC game. The interior design is one of my favorite aspects of the main franchise. So it seems to me that this game offers a little bit more of that popular feature, though it has been geared at a level to attract younger players. I shall get this game and hopefully enjoy it for the spin-off it is, and it will be lovely to encounter familiar animal faces.
Houses designed by the player in Happy Home Designer can be transferred to another Animal Crossing series spin-off, amiibo Festival, where they are displayed in the background of mini-games and the overworld. The town environment has also been improved in Happy Home Designer, featuring much more varied landscapes and layouts. The game is a spin-off to the main Animal Crossing series and doesn't feature the usual staples of Animal Crossing games, such as fishing or bug catching. Instead, the options for designing houses have been greatly increased, with outdoor furniture in particular having been expanded upon from New Leaf's public works projects.
Wii U may be dead, but I'm spending a whole lot of money to play games on it. I've made her aware of its less-than-stellar reception - the only thing I can do now is show her some gameplay and let her decide. I'd hate to get her a crappy birthday present, but if she chooses for herself then I can sleep relatively guilt free. @Ryu_Niiyama Me too, if I kept playing Animal Crossing I'd miss out on all the other great games out there.
But keep in mind, every amiibo is never going to be available at will. They'll probably see more restocks, but just don't count on anything. Speaking of restocks, Walmart just had Robin, Little Mac, and a bunch of others earlier today.
That may not necessarily be a bad thing mind you, the design aspect looks the most flourished of any Animal Crossing title and then some.
For someone who does Lucky before they open the hospital, the first aid kit WILL be a new item for them. This is why we depend on crowd-sourcing this information. When you unlock a new character, check in to see if we have them and if so, what's listed.
The Nintendo community is not afraid of anything other than the 'same old, same old'. It is simply frustrated by Nintendo's lack of daring and imagination. I don't mind Happy Home Designer- but frankly, it looks to me like a New Leaf DLC Expansion, rather than a fully fledged, must buy innovative title. Plus with the ability to build 400+ homes, the ability to upgrade said homes multiple times , 83 home locations with 4 seasons each, with the ability to use tiles/rugs gives many hours of playtime and creative freedom.
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