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Animal Crossing New Horizons Datamine Leak Reveals Upcoming Content

It’s been a month since Animal Crossing: New Horizons was released, but there’s still plenty to do in the daily living simulator. New gameplay aspects and fan-favorite features are being introduced, according to the newest datamine.

Animal Crossing New Horizons Datamine Leak Details

During the early stages of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you construct a Museum on your island, which may be upgraded in the future. Two different upgrades are possible, according to the most recent leak from New Horizons.

The initial renovation will allow art to be shown on the museum’s first three levels. Redd, a character from Animal Crossing: New Leaf, will also dock his boat on the north side of the island, according to the data. Fake art is included in the datamine code, proving Redd’s predilection for selling fake art.

Museum Cafe and Museum Shop will be added as part of Phase 2 of upgrades. According to the leaker Ninji, a Gyroid section will be added to the museum’s collection.

Fresh research suggests that veggies and shrubs will return to the game. Wheat, tomato, sugar cane, potatoes, carrots, and pumpkin will all be available for you to grow and harvest. Azaleas, Hydrangeas, Camellia, and Osmanthus have been covered in the code as well as Hibiscus.

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In addition to the Critterpedia has been uncovered thanks to a new datamine. Before this, there was just one item on the menu: clams. Now there are 33.

A new diving feature has been introduced, allowing the player to catch a new variety of fish and seaweed. Whether the fish you capture while diving will be included on the seafood menu is yet unclear.

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