Nintendo has once again worked out a fantastic new update that will seemingly enhance Animal Crossing New Horizons. New content is the need of the hour and the studio has finally understood the importance of keeping things fresh.
The studio has added elaborate new features that will allow players to install new villager icons, hunt for new bugs, and more. There will be new events as well.
Here is a list of everything that the studio has worked on for the massive March update of the life simulation title.
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The range of new content has been limited and scarce, but at least now it is being rolled out. The first massive changes the fans will notice are in the new events department that will definitely bring something new, starting with ‘Pie Die’.
This event will offer you a whole new item in the form of a pie, which fans can pick up during this time. In addition to this, ‘Shamrock day’ is going to be headed to the game next, which will offer unique Shamrock day items like shoes, door plates, attire, and more.
March will also mark the second anniversary of New Horizon, and unlike last year, fans are expecting great things out of the studio. Gamers will also get a chance to pick up exquisite new bamboo items, like a Bath Mat, Yellow Mat, Grove Wall, Green Leaf Pile, Shoot Lamp, Noodle Slide, Man Flute, Bamboo Doll, and more.
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Much like every usual seasonal change, new bugs and critters are also going to turn up on your island. Bugs like Dragon Flies, Butterflies, Beetles, and many more are all going to turn up this month. Similarly, new fishes like Tadpoles, Loach, Salmon, and more also going to head to your humble abode.
Are you excited about what the game offers this month? Let us know in the comments below.