Top 5 best town layouts in Animal Crossing: New Horizons Nintendo (via Twitter: @triforcemeg)Animal Crossing players are a talented bunch, and these five epic New Horizons town layouts show exactly why that\u2019s the case. From Studio Ghibli-themed islands to Pokemon, prepare to be blown away. The terraforming tool added in New Horizons is a godsend for fans who thrive off of personalizing their Animal Crossing towns to the best of their ability. It allows players to completely overhaul their layouts by adding (or taking away) cliffs and rivers for customization never seen before in the series. If you\u2019re looking for some design inspo, or just want to see some crazy town layouts, then you won\u2019t be disappointed at all \u2013 AC:NH players are an insanely talented bunch with an equally creative mind. 5. The Legend of Zelda\u2019s Hyrule If you\u2019ve taken a break from exploring in Breath of the Wild on the Switch to dive into New Horizons, then this fan\u2019s island will make you feel like you\u2019re playing Zelda again. Reddit user \u2018VaynMaanen\u2018 decided to model their town after Hyrule from A Link to the Past \u2013 and it\u2019s epic. Taking four painstaking days of constant terraforming, the skilled player recreated key landmarks from the SNES game, including Death Mountain, the Lost Woods, Kakariko Village, and Lake Hylia, just to name a few. In a video with GameXplain, the fan gave a tour of their island, showing just how intricately detailed and accurate it is to the 1991 role-playing title. 4. Pokemon Gold & Silver\u2019s Johto region Following in the same footsteps as the last one, YouTuber \u2018Hinotch\u2018 (\u30d2\u30ce\u30c3\u30c1) made a Nintendo crossover that many fans will recognize \u2013 the Johto region from Pokemon Gold & Silver. Not only did they replicate the layout perfectly, they used New Horizons\u2019 pattern feature to make their whole town seem as though the two titles have merged into one in what could be one of the best in-game crossovers you\u2019ll ever see. The amount of patience required to place all those patterns down on the floor is extremely admirable, to say the least, and it honestly just makes us want to pick up our Game Boy and revisit our childhoods. 3. Shibuya, Japan If a Japanese vibe is more your thing, then this layout will be right up your alley \u2013 literally. Modeled after the streets of Shibuya, Redditor \u2018Ah00n\u2018 recreated the Tokyo ward with perfect accuracy. Complete with telephone poles and rock gardens, the player gives viewers a tour that\u2019ll make anybody hungry for a trip to the Asian country. They even included vending machines to really incorporate that city atmosphere \u2013 after all, Japan is famous for its many different types of dispensing appliances. Read More: How to get all 21 wands in New Horizons – We\u2019ve never been to a Japanese neighborhood, but it\u2019s clear from the video that their island is the spitting replica of what a rural countryside town is like in the country. 2. Studio Ghibli\u2019s Spirited Away If you\u2019ve ever seen Spirited Away or if you\u2019re obsessed with Studio Ghibli, then this design will truly give you the feels. Inspired by the movie\u2019s bathhouse, Reddit user \u2018jae_iin\u2018 created the perfect crossover for fans of legendary director Hayao Miyazaki. In the film, the lead up to the bathhouse features a strip of street vendors who sell a plethora of different items such as food \u2013 something which is mimicked perfectly in the town. It even includes the red bridge that Chihiro has to hold her breath to cross with Haku to avoid being detected by the spirits and having her cover blown. 1. Fairy forest Sometimes, keeping it natural is just as effective, and Twitter user \u2018honeycrossing_\u2018 is the perfect example of that. Littered with many kinds of flowers, weeds, and stepping stone floor patterns, their island looks like they\u2019ve just stepped into a magical fairy forest. By using the terraforming tool to create waterways woven between the trees, the player has created the perfect dreamy woodland, incorporating cliffs and waterfalls to tie the whole thing together. It really does feel like something out of a fantasy children\u2019s book \u2013 almost as though you\u2019ve been sucked into the pages and into the story itself. it’s getting there! #AnimalCrossing #ACNH pic.twitter.com\/U3tTITRTcH \u2014 \u24d7 \u24de \u24dd \u24d4 \u24e8 (@honeycrossing_) April 18, 2020 If you\u2019re struggling with the terraforming tool, check out our need-to-know guide here for inspiration on how to create your very own beautiful island that will be the envy of all your visitors.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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