The Black Book of Animal Crossing New Horizons

by John Harris

An unofficial Guide to Animal Crossing New Horizons, through July 2020

Genres: Video Games

190 pages, ebook

Published August 8, 2020

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Reviews

[Nick · Rating 4 out of 5]

As a long time AC player and fan, from the beginning, I have been enjoying the newest installation of the game, New Horizons. This book did give some additional insight into the game, and excellent links to some resources to maximize game play. If you are a newcomer to the game, you will learn quite a bit, and if you are an old pro, well, I am sure you can still glean something from the information provided, if only the link to the turnip market tracker, which will tell you when the best time is to sell on your island.