You’re stuck in lockdown but that doesn’t mean you can’t visit a tropical island, a space station or have games night with your friends—certain video games have filled the need of the world’s confined for a bit of distraction, adventure and socialising and achieved unexpected success during the pandemic.
Animal Crossing
No adversaries or competition in “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” which came out in March for Nintendo’s Switch console. Instead players explore an island, collecting fruit and making tools and furniture, trading with others, as the seasons slowly change.
This version of the game certainly hit the…
