John C. Regnier

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I often worry that this world has a dangerous amount of imbalance when it come to social interactions. Social media, among other things, have a tendency to become addictive with out much benefit... at least in my experience. I turned to animal crossing because I felt like my attention span was dwindling. I also felt unhappy and stressed most of the time. I'm not going to say that this game is a miracle cure that will cure depression and fix all of your problems, but I have played this game for an hour a day for 10 days. I might not play it forever but this has been the best week I have had in a while. I have been able to start reading, well..., listening to books. I have starting going on runs in the morning. When the villagers get together to have a ceremony... Even though its just a game I still feel happy. I wouldn't recommend leaning on this game to replace real-life friendships. I would say that if you cut social media out of your life and replace it with Animal Crossing New Horizons, you will be happier. Now more than ever, I recommend that everyone should play Animal Crossing.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

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Certainly the best game in its genre! While the game is "finished", that is to say that the developers have stopped releasing content for the game and are no longer balancing the game, I must say that this game is leagues ahead of the genre it resides within. This game has strategy that can leave you looking to improve hundreds of games later. Multiple decks are viable for each class and I will likely play this game throughout the rest of my life. The game is free to install but you definitely need to drop at least 25 dollars to get a reasonably decent deck without playing the game 24/7. Aside from the annoying payment model that seems to permeate every card game in existence this game is worth your time.

Duelyst

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