Animal Paradise Tycoon

Animal Paradise Tycoon is now available on the DS. With Animal Paradise, players can design their very own living homes, control their family members, and control how much money they need to make. However, like with other games in the series, Animal Paradise gives players a whole new experience in terms of world and jobs.

Players will have to live in their town, creating and serving your town to the best of their ability. This means having to take care of your animals' needs and manage their homes. However, as a homeowner, a brand new safety measure will be necessary, as there is a whopping 8 million inhabitants to ensure that happiness and happiness are well maintained.

In addition to selecting the building and lodging of your home, you can use the Spotter to find out what to do in your town. While it may seem impossible to do all of the above in Animal Paradise, I was able to sit down and play a bit of Animal Paradise and figure out exactly what to do.

This is no small task, as you can have a whole variety of different paths through your village. You can be a musician, an artist, an artist, a lookout, a dancer, and so much more. Some paths are as simple as forming a house, but others are much harder, like crafting a basic woodcutter, and the choice to either build or change what to create with the Spotter is up to you.

Your town's colors are as much of a topic as anything else, and with new villagers joining your cause, there's always an element of randomness that you can tackle in the game's many islands. It's also a great way to learn the ins and outs of the game and gain a sense of how the various people in the town are actually working to make the town their own.

At my core, I'm more than happy to share the awesome items that I've come across in Animal Crossing: New Horizons and the incredible vibes that come from it. If you're the type of person that likes to spend their time outdoors, having the best (and most helpful) items available to you is always a satisfying experience.

But a few tweaks here and there are a huge hit. The Brewster amiibo is almost an extra, especially when you consider that the figures will only work with your own save file and are simply used as the game's logo rather than the Happy Home Paradise DLC. The amount of customisation options and little ways to customize the in-game app is beyond me.

If you want to capture all the secrets and all the absolute joy that came with the Happy Home Paradise DLC, you'll need to download the free "Happy Home Paradise Paid Version". If you have one, then simply insert the code and, when prompted, will turn the amiibo into an actual Tom Nook-in-Home representative.

As is the way with the actual amiibo though, you'll need to have a Nintendo Account with you. While the Happy Home Paradise paid version does allow you to design and gift your own personalised design, it also means that the normal colour scheme and size of your amiibo is one of the few that require the amiibo, or the Just Gotoku product to use.

Why? Well, all of the other amiibo you unlock on the Happy Home Paradise DLC are things you need to wear in the game (like a chest, lanyard, cat ears etc). The only physical inclusion that's worthwhile is the iconic Mii, which can be found in a couple of houses scattered around the Happy Home Paradise DLC world. Once you've unlocked that outfit, all of your upgrades will also be available.

The amiibo are there to use once you've had enough of them, but this is where the inclusion of these toys really shines. They are completely colour coded and open to experimentation. It takes some time to build a mini-game (there's no gyro controls to speak of), but they are very useful. They can be used to grant you different buffs and abilities, and for the most part, the game can be quite a lot of fun, but it's very limited and you will die a lot.

Of course, not all amiibo support is available to download. You'll need to have a copy of the game and use amiibo to unlock this content. You can then purchase the amiibo from the game's Store for an exorbitant amount of cash, but that's not always easy. You have to complete three of the three stages of the game to unlock the one you need. Once you've finished this one, you'll have to buy the other two. A quick scan from your amiibo will enable you to take over a stage and place it in a portal for you to take over and play a brand-new game. The portal is small and works as you'd expect, but since the portal takes up most of your screen, you'll have to keep an eye on it.