10 Animal Crossing Island Design Ideas For Squid Game Fans

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is a definitively cozy game, but simulating is the perfect way to put a dark spin on it. Since the initial release of the hit Netflix show, fans of have been using different parts of the show for inspiration for different games and design elements in the game. There was even a series of different YouTube streamers inviting players to take part in different mini-games for impressive Bell prizes rather than their lives.

With the recent release of the second season of, Gi-Hun is back in the arena, and this might be the perfect time to try out some of the new games on the shores of . The last major update for also came after the initial wave of popularity for the TV series, so there's plenty that's been added in between seasons.

One of the best ways to combine your experience with any TV series is the wonder of the Design Portal in . This multi-purpose online tool is a feature available for those who subscribe to the Nintendo Switch Online program, and for players who aren't so creative, it might be the best place to get some of the paths — or suspicious red stains — for designing areas or doing photo shoots.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons players who are looking to get more custom design slots are in luck, as they are relatively easy to acquire!

For more dedicated players, the Design Portal is a great way to get some of the more niche items like the honeycomb cutouts or even the paper ddakji squares for recreating scenes. There are also some more specific patterns like the black coffins with pink bows being available as paths or umbrella patterns.

Not only are there numerous design options available in the Design Portal for paths or other environmental decorations, but there is also an assortment of themed outfits for players to explore. From the dress that the robot wears in the Red Light Green Light Game to each level of security staff, custom designs have an outfit for every cosplayer. These are easily accessible and can be found by searching for -related keywords