> my perception of the game was that it was rather limited I guess it depends on your viewpoint. For me, something like Doom Eternal (multi-GB, huge worlds, e

> my perception of the game was that it was rather limited I guess it depends on your viewpoint. For me, something like Doom Eternal (multi-GB, huge worlds, etc.) is much more limited than Animal Crossing because everything is plotted out; go from A to Z, via C if you have the mangle of pointy, kill demons, done. It's extremely well-done but wafer-thin in depth. Animal Crossing, on the other hand, has a tiny world, looks kinda like My First Kawaii RPG, but enough depth for months of play.