Animal Crossing Fan Discovers Creative New Way To Use This Common Item
players are still finding new and creative ways to interact with the game. The latest find comes right in time for the beginning of the spooky season. The fun creation is easy to apply, and many players are surprised they'd never thought to try it before.
The creative new decor design was created by daniiiii44 on Reddit. An image shared by the Redditor shows an adorable way to use the light block cubes to create a unique Halloween decoration. The cute cube pumpkin design is drawing comparisons to Spookly the Square Pumpkin.
The result is square orange pumpkins with faces on all sides that can be lit up. Fans are in love with the idea, especially with Halloween coming in about two months. Players are already thinking of how to integrate the little cube-o-lanterns into their Halloween decor.
The light block cubes haven't been in the game from the beginning. The versatile decor blocks were added to in the free 2.0 update in November 2021. The light-up lantern cubes are a miscellaneous furniture item, which means that they can be placed both outdoors and inside houses. The cube can also be placed on top of other surfaces, which makes them even more fun to use in decor.
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Cubes can be changed to different colors, but players have found it more fun to add their own patterns to them. All four sides of the cube can be altered with custom designs, and many creative ways have already been found for the little light blocks. Players have used the cubes to make children's letter blocks, question blocks, Korok puzzle blocks, and more.
Even though they're so fun to decorate, some players didn't even know that the light cubes could be customized at all. Players are constantly discovering new secrets and ways to playThe game's community is incredibly creative and always looking for new ways to interact with the game's items and
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