This isn't hourly based chart(useless, that most people here like to post to suggest their fav games perform well despite not knowing the context of the chart)
I want to understand it. I do. I tried 40 to 50 hours before throwing in the towel. WTF am I missing? It's catching bugs and fish with very little motivation to do so.
0why clean and decorate the house, do yard work, and plant trees when you can do it in a video game?
How does a mundane living simulator (as in living a mundane life, not that the simulator is mundane) work so incredibly well?
I want to understand it. I do. I tried 40 to 50 hours before throwing in the towel. WTF am I missing? It's catching bugs and fish with very little motivation to do so.
Well, my wife has watched so many let's plays and so much streaming of this one game that I've bought her a Switch and Animal Crossing for her birthday (still wrapped - she's in for a surprise!). It's not for me. It may not be for you. But damn if Nintendo didn't make a game that's absolute cat-nip for a huge number of people.
I want to understand it. I do. I tried 40 to 50 hours before throwing in the towel. WTF am I missing? It's catching bugs and fish with very little motivation to do so.
I almost always beat any game I start whether I love it or not. I was going to get the 3 Star rating or whatever to roll credits, but I stopped short of that.
I want to understand it. I do. I tried 40 to 50 hours before throwing in the towel. WTF am I missing? It's catching bugs and fish with very little motivation to do so.