Souls like, rogue like … Animal Crossing like? The JV industry is often only a great story of reinterpretations, borrowings and overshoots of things that are already being done (and it’s very good like that). The next game to willingly or forcefully join this trend may well be Animal Crossing, previously unmatched and reserved for the Nintendo team, with the arrival in early access of Hokko Life. The game is developed by a solo developer and is accessible on Steam (in English only) with a release announced for the year 2020, which is also the year where will be the next Animal Crossing, Horizon.
What is on the program for this clone? A picturesque village, inhabitants with animal heads, avatars, clothes, furniture to manage, fishing … In short, read the cover of any Animal Crossing and you will get a good idea of the gameplay of Hokko Life, what to bring a bit of this universe so popular with PC players previously condemned to watch let’s play Nintendo Switch. A little like the brand new Temtem is doing it right now with Pokémon, offering a revisited version of the legendary and exclusive Nintendo game. The Japanese box has not provided an official reaction to the emergence (logic) of these games that come clone its original concepts, without breaking copyrigths laws. GG.
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