We've mentioned it several times in the past, but one of the few minor complaints we have about Animal Crossing: New Horizons is how visiting your friends' islands can quickly become rather stale.
It's cool getting to see how your friends have designed their island, and running around catching fish and bugs together can be fun for a while, but we bet a fair few of you have reached that point where you just end up running round in circles, hitting each other with your net because what else is there to do?
Well, answering that very question perfectly is YouTube user Dalonglong, who created an entire obstacle course for their friends to compete in. An American Ninja Warrior-style tournament for three players, the design has each contestant rolling around, digging up stars, lighting torches, spinning wheels and more, all in a bid to be the first one to reach the end.
It's pretty inventive, and there are several moments that'll make fans of the game chuckle. Watch it here:
It'll take a fair bit of time and planning to pull it off, but if you and your friends are starting to feel the Animal Crossing fatigue kicking in, why not give this a shot?
Let us know what you think with a comment below.
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Sans undertale is first, and my island is soup
I like to play hide n seek
The latency typically makes this sort of experience impossible. Everyone’s screen always shows a different result.
Damn, the host didn't even let third place grab their prize!
@brandonbwii Sometimes the color wheel doesn't even sync lol. I just let my guests tell me which number they spun since I'm seeing a different number anyway.
I really hope they implement a way to visit random people's islands. Even if it is just the most popular ones. There are so many cool places people have built that would be fun to visit.
@ummyeahnintendo
This is very likely to be implemented and I'm looking forward to it.
https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2020/04/a_cool_animal_crossing_new_leaf_feature_might_be_coming_to_new_horizons
This has been a thing for like a month now, involving some big-name YouTubers. You're late Nintendolife, very late.
Crediting one specific YouTuber when both YouTubers and Twitch streamers have been doing this for well over a month is a bit insulting. As far as I know, Dalonglong didn’t even come up with the idea. Good job, NL. At least mention the others (though that takes research, like most journalism).
Thanks Nintendolife for featuring my video!
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