Thanks to Animal Crossing: New Horizons is able to share their islands much easier than before. Previously, players would have to invite others to their island in order to explore their uniquely customized town. Because only so many players can visit an island at once, and only close friends would share their friend codes, this prevented Animal Crossing fans from checking out the wonderful villages of other players.
Now that Luna has her Dream Suite up and running, those with Nintendo Online s can visit the islands of those that have shared their island IDs online all over the world. Of course, this is merely a dream version; players cannot shop at stores or interact in real-time with the island’s owner. There are many different islands out there for players to explore, so here’s a compilation of dream addresses to check out.
7 Great Dream Islands In Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Some Animal Crossing players put so much time into their towns, you would never imagine they were once wild uninhabited islands. These dreams showcase player islands that utilize New Horizon’s customization options to recreate realistic towns and cities. The island called Nowhere, 1790-5385-6731, features a rural Japanese town complete with a rock garden and marketplace. Thank nooklings for this wonderful town! For an impressive stone pathed city, visit Geppe Isola, by geppe-tou-gigi on Instagram. The code to explore this wonderful city is 9944-7456-1389. One such town is a zoo themed island ed by frubachu on Youtube, 5448-7654-3161.
There's far more island variety than just cities. If more fantastical towns are sought, Neon Hiss, 4454-7170-4108, will scratch that itch. This nighttime fantasy made by neonhiss on Instagram is lit up by glowing mushrooms scattered about its forest, a wondrous island for all who visit. If it's an island getaway players are looking for, try out Samana Bay, 7333-3859-0538, by summerbornrose on Instagram. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is already an island getaway, but this dream pushes that theme to the max with all the boardwalks and palm trees.
Lastly, there’s the return of the famous horror villages. Back in the previous installment, New Leaf, there was an assortment of dream towns featuring ominous decorations that told their own story. With the vast improvement towards town customization featured in New Horizons, these dreams hold far more spooky storytelling potential. Aika Village, one of the most well known of New Leaf’s horror villages, has a New Horizons counterpart, found with the Dream Address 1182-7179-4326. Another spooky island worth checking out is called Underworld and can be reached through 9184-7436-2844.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available for Nintendo Switch
