Yeah, honestly this is a super bizarre shift. Why did they make the house smaller? Making it bigger would give gamers a reason to use illustrations, and of Animal Crossing New Horizons Bells for sale course giving us more space to use!

Now, I feel some aspects concerning Gracie's items were super annoying also. Gracie's items were all unorderable. You merely collected 100k+ for one seat? Cool, now if you need 3 more of those chairs to produce an entire set you have to collect 300k+ fast, since these are seasonal items and you can not order them.Honestly I kind of guess the smaller home size is to accommodate the overall smaller assortment of furniture. Perhaps the idea was that limitation breeds imagination, but I honestly think they're still just too tiny. There is a whole lot more like little tabletop and wall things as beams but as far as home fundamentals I really feel as the variety is lacking because all of the old sets are basically gone (a few are reworked/expanded into new collections or turned into stand alone things ).

Gracie's store was somewhat finnicky because of no catalog, yeah. I guess it's very similar to some of the particular walls and flooring from Sahara, and the end-of-season sales were a fun small quirk.

I must say, though, New Horizons has good art direction. So many things are really gorgeous. There are some sets that are outright tacky in New Leaf but seem good or at least decent in New Horizons.

There is a good deal to be happy about New Horizons, which is why I can't complain too much about it.

I mean, in New Leaf we didn't even get pumpkin products, besides the wearable hats as well as the jack-in-the-box! I'm really glad whenever we get these upgrades, it's really cool to find these things getting back and together with the New Horizons therapy. I can't wait to see what we're gonna receive in March to get Mario items!

I believe two of my biggest disappointments could be my own library and my kitchen. To start with they are far smaller than in New Leaf, therefore I can't do as much. And there is a scarcity of things. In New Leaf that the patchwork sofa actually fit the snug sense of my library, but in New Horizons that there is not any sofa like this. In New Leaf I had plenty of food-like things to decorate my kitchen - although to be cheap Animal Crossing Items honest they are in the Welcome Amiibo upgrade.