Animal Crossing: You Make

Animal Crossing: You Make is a video game developed and published by Nintendo in 2026 for the Nintendo PDS. It is the sixth main entry in the Animal Crossing series.
== Gameplay ==
The game puts players in charge of redeveloping a village that has become run down because a certain resident who had the power to do everything moved away. Through creative building and design elements, players will take over the new role as a government leader to improve the village, which attracts new villagers, who subsequently need homes built for them. Customization is a large element of the game, including houses, furniture and outfits. Players may also modify their houses and build furniture and appliances using a selection of building blocks. This gives the player more building options, allowing them to create objects by using D.I.Y recipes. The main goal of the game is to raise your star rating. The village has 0 stars when you arrive, so as you complete fun tasks for other villagers, your rating goes up. As your rating increases, people will come by a hotel and be available for move in. You will then need to pick a plot, build them a house, or business, or whatever they need, like the Able Sisters who will need their tailor shop. Sometimes, villagers will ask you to craft stuff for them using the recipes. With each star level, you get to unlock a new region. A region is a new environment with a new neighborhood, where you can put more houses and new fruit, fish, and bugs to collect. There’s a socialization system in the game, and if you decorate villagers’ houses, it raises their relationship with you.
== Businesses ==
* Nook’s Cranny - At Nook's Cranny, the player may buy and sell items for bells to Timmy and Tommy. (The player has access to it from the start)
* Post Office - The post office serves as the place to mail letters, and it includes the ability to receive items from Nintendo via SpotPass. The player's debt to Tom Nook can be paid at the ABD located in the post office. Similar to its appearance in older games, Pelly will serve as the post office's clerk during the day, while Phyllis acts as the office's clerk during the night. Additionally, Pete continues his role as the town's postman, delivering mail. (The player has access to it from the start)
* Re-Tail - Re-Tail is a shop that is operated by Reese and Cyrus. The player can sell items to Reese, and Cyrus can customize furniture items. Additionally, the player or can put items up for sale in the shop's flea market for a price of their choice to be purchased by other players or one of the village’s villagers; villagers can also place items of their own for sale. (Obtainable later on)
* Able Sisters - The Able Sisters is a clothing shop owned and run by Sable and Mabel, and the third sister, Label, works in an attachment to the shop that sells accessories and headwear. The original store was owned and run by the sisters' parents until their deaths when the business was handed over to Sable. Sable was left to look after her younger sister, Mabel. Mabel interacts with customers, while Sable creates patterns. (Obtainable later on)
* Museum - The museum is a place where items can be donated. it is an establishment for the collection and display of bugs, fish, sea creatures, artwork, and fossils. The curator, an owl named Blathers, accepts donations, assesses fossils, and identifies fake artwork. Upon donation, Blathers generally tells the player facts about the donated item. (Obtainable later on)
== Multiplayer ==
Like in previous games, up to four players can live in a single village. The player can visit the airport and talk to Orville to visit other people's villages or open their gate for people to visit. Friends from the player's Nintendo PDS Friends List who also have played You Make will appear in the player's in-game Friends List. Like in previous games, friends can visit each other's towns over the Internet and send each other letters. Up to four players can play in a single town via local wireless, and all players must have the game downloaded. Once the Dream Suite is built, the player can share a dream of their town for others to visit over the Internet. The dream acts as a saved state of the player's town at the time of sharing, and it must be updated manually.
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