Animal Crossing: New Horizons - 10 Things You Still Didn't Know In 2024
is one of those games that keeps on giving as players continue to discover unnoticed details even today. It was released at the start of the pandemic, in March 2020, yet has carried on as a beloved evergreen game for many who continue to visit their island paradise regularly. Between the friendships formed with villagers and the variety of decorating and events that players can engage with, there is always something to do.Apparently, there are also many small details that developers hid away in the game, just waiting for players to stumble across them.
Years after the release of, devoted players to the series keep finding more subtle game mechanics or interactive objects that they may not have had the chance to notice previously. Whether something as subtle as a decorating feature on a home or a haunted piece of artwork that only moves once per day, there are so many small elements being uncovered that it is easy to wonder how many are still yet to be seen. Here are some of the less obvious features of that many players have not been aware of, even after playing for years.
Restarting an Animal Crossing New Horizons island can bring up a lot of mixed emotions for someone, in addition to having a lot to grind.
's brooding pigeon barista is known for his particular blends of coffee, which draws the attention of all on the island, as well as many guests from off the island. Brewster's café, The Roost tucked away inside the museum, is surprisingly the only restaurant on the island, and it only offers one item: coffee. At least, most of the time, Brewster will only serve coffee.
One day a year, on Valentine's Day, Brewster helps players celebrate the day by providing a warm mug of hot chocolate in place of the usual brew. Longtime players might recognize that this small detail is actually a longstanding tradition that began back with and carried on through as well. In fact, if Brewster had abandoned tradition in, he may have been faced with several upset customers.
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