Animal Crossing

A game series that is seriously underrated is that of Animal Crossing. There's a reason for that. Basically, the game is about you leaving your old city life behind and going to live out in a small country town populated by humanoid animals. Does this sound exciting? Not particularly, but here me out. The game has personality, and while it may not be among the ranks of games like Mario, it's still very fun to pick up and play. 


If you are a super hardcore gamer, then you probably won't find much to enjoy about Animal Crossing, but if you are willing to take the time to play it, you will find its depth. There is nothing you have to do, but at the same time, you can o anything. There are loads of fish to catch, bugs to collect. Fossils for excavating, paintings to buy off Crazy Redd's black market... I mean store, all to fill up the museum that the owl Blathers is running. Not into work? There is much fun to be had talking to the residents and listening to what they have to say. Sometimes they will ask you to get something for them. If you choose to, then they will reward you with items. If you still don't like that, you may just be rewarded by talking to the Animals about anything. These rewards tend to be house decorations. This is probably one of my main attractions from the game. There are so many cool things to decorate your house with it's uncanny. You can pay your landlord and shop owner Tom Nook to increase the size of your house to decorate it even more. But, it is more than a little pricey. There a tonnes to little secrets like secret characters, to items, to getting something cool over wi-fi. It's not Ocarina of time, far from it, but Animal Crossing is a fun game.