Monopoly Animal Crossing New Horizons Game Board for ages 8+, French

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The player arrives at the fortune-teller's shop. Several tarot cards appear on the GamePad, and the player must select one. The card rewards the player with Happy Points and/or Bells when a specific die value is rolled by any player for one week (seven turns). The drawn card has a chance of being reversed, where it will take away Happy Points and/or Bells when a specific die value is rolled. Animal Crossing is a social video game series from Nintendo. You start off as a human on an island with different animal residents. Gene Park(October 16, 2020). "Joe Biden’s ‘Animal Crossing’ island was definitely made by a pro gamer". The Washington Post. Retrieved November 19, 2022. Tina Amini(June 21th, 2019). "Nintendo Says It Will Not Release a Game Before It's Ready – E3 2019". IGN.

Some things are the same as any other version of Monopoly, so I'll cover this stuff first. Jail, Free Parking, Go to Jail and Chance spaces all make a return in this game. Railway Stations have been stylised to 'Dodo Airlines' and largely act the same as other iterations (but they're free to use and still allow you to use the GO space). There are two dice. However, only one die is used for movement (a standard six-sided die), the other (the Nook's Cranny die) is used in the game's shop mechanic - see the next paragraph for a full explanation.Nintendo(September 4th, 2019). "Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Nintendo Direct 9.4.2019 - Nintendo Switch". YouTube.

Two dice are included: a Nook’s Cranny die and a numbered die. The Nook’s Cranny die lets you know what resources can be sold. Instead of Railroad spaces, you have Dodo Airline spaces.

Dave Thier(March 16, 2020). "'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Review: The Game We All Need, Right Now". Forbes. Retrieved November 18, 2020. Instead of purchasing 'property' and taking currency from your fellow players whenever they are unfortunate enough to land on a piece of your portfolio, players explore 'islands' and collect resources (like bugs, fossils, fish and fruit). The first to discover an island receives passive resources whenever someone else or themselves land on that island - giving incentive to once again pray to the dice gods for good rolls. These resources can then be sold to Nook's Cranny whenever the appropriate resource or 'wild' is rolled on the Nook's Cranny die for Bells. To do this, you can complete different tasks or buy furniture. When you pass Go and head to Nook’s Cranny, you’re allowed to buy three furnishings. As a result of choosing a deserted island theme, crafting was added into the game. This was done so that players would have a higher level of interactivity with the deserted island. This would give players a different perspective of the environment that used to be just a visual aspect. [12] Crafting was also developed with the intention of keeping players from running out of things to do during the hours that their shops are closed. [2]