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Many of the negative reviews I looked at on Metacritic for ACNH in the last six days were posted by reviewers with less than five reviews. Sometimes that shared interest is political, or because of the actions of a company or its leadership, or, as believed in this case, because of a particular feature, or lack thereof. The current user reviews, in contrast with its high critic score, lead many to believe this to be a review bombing, or a concentrated effort by people to review something online, typically a media property, negatively. Congratulations Nintendo, you have officially become the worst video game company this year!" Worst decision I have ever seen, this even beats EA. So, if you have more than one person in your home that wants to play the game, you need two switches. If players have multiple user profiles on one Switch console, they will only be able to access the same island regardless of the profile they use to log into the game. Then I decided to play only to discover that Nintendo only allows one island per switch!" Rachant wrote. "Not only that, the second player cannot build anything on the island and tool building is considerably harder to do. I bought it, I let her play first she made an island and played for a bit.

User Roachant echoed the sentiment, in a 0/10 review. "My wife and I were looking forward to playing this game when it released. And for that reason, I give this game a 4."

Nintendo is being VERY GREEDY in limiting the game play like this. The only way to rectify it is to buy another switch. Not even a second copy of the game will rectify this. HOWEVER, the inability for users of the same switch to have different islands isn’t cool," User KC1994 said, in a 4/10 review. "In fact, only the first player on the switch can complete assignments from Tom Nook and other characters. "It’s a fun game, very reminiscent of the old Animal Crossing games. Some users took to Metacritic to express their frustrations. Many online feel that this fleeting mention with little further clarification did not prepare them for the one island per Switch console policy. Internet connection required during online play. Alternatively, up to eight people can play together on one island via local wireless or online play. The answer to the FAQ in the ACNH Nintendo Direct Photo: NintendoĪ close up of the fine print footnote from the answer in the ACNH Nintendo Direct Photo: Nintendo One Nintendo Switch and one copy of the game is required for each unique island. The first question from the FAQ section of the February 20th, 2020 Nintendo Direct for Animal Crossing: New Horizons Photo: Nintendo