Songs of Syx vs Animal Crossing: New Horizons

The thing that gets me with Songs of Syx - the graphics look like utter crap at a glance, but the detail in them is nuts. This trailer actually does a fantastic job of showing that - like when the two armies engage, the first guy is way out front and him and another dude poleaxe each other - can see em both sprawled on the ground. It's pixelated but the detail - like leaves/blossoms floating on the breeze, the little banners over the standing army etc. I also like how when you lay out houses, the occupants will lay them out differently. They're diverse and look like dwellings then get enhanced when you 'allow' them to have more by way of decoration etc. It's a true gem of a game.

This game is an absolute city builder gem. Pure gameplay, no bullshit.

Parent context: Just bought this game. Enjoying it quite a bit so far im not going to lie Reply: I'm not an expert on this subject yet, but it's really well made. You need to deal with their basic racism along with their weaknesses and strengths for your city to prosper.

+1 for Songs of Syx I love this dev and I love this game It's harder than it looks to keep going

This has been an awesome game to play. The developer even encourages people to play the demo which is essentially one major version back. It can get EXTREMELY brutal though.

600+ hours - Yeah, that's an easy one. I don't need to elaborate lol.

Animal Crossing is an incredibly polished chill sandbox/simulation game. It's low stress and non-competitive. The kind of thing you can put 100+ hours into if you like that kind of thing

Yes, game cards work offline but Animal Crossing received several post-lanunch updates so you'll need to download the latest update for the full game.

Parent context: Hi, I'm looking to get a switch lite for my 7yo girl. I am lost with the games. She never played any video games before, so I'm looking for a girly game with the easiest game play so she can enjoy it instead of getting frustrated. Reply: Animal crossing new horizons