Animal Crossing: New Horizons Player Designs Neat Vineyard on Their Island

An Animal Crossing: New Horizons player has created a neat vineyard that fits perfectly on their island. Animal Crossing: New Horizons continues to inspire a ton of great in-game builds, despite being released over four years ago now.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons' community has shown just how creative it is in the years since the game's release. The game gives gamers the tools to be as creative as possible, but Animal Crossing: New Horizons players have used these tools to their full potential. One Animal Crossing player even planted a flower garden that looks like Kirby, with some gamers even using the game's island creation tools to pay tribute to other franchises, too. Given how versatile these tools are, hopefully, these amazing creations will continue for years to come.

Redditor joannamariia shared the adorable Animal Crossing: New Horizons vineyard, with various purple plants to compliment the grape barrels. There's even a table for players to sit down and have a glass of wine, straight from the vineyard. It's an adorable scene that looks extremely tranquil, showcasing exactly why the game is considered to be one of the best cozy games on the Nintendo Switch.

Players in the thread asked about multiple items from the vineyard, including the barrel of grapes. According to the user, it's simply a custom design on an umbrella, using an Animal Crossing: New Horizons design code to create the illusion of a barrel of grapes. While it may not be functional in-game, it certainly looks the part. Design codes are one of the most impressive features in Animal Crossing: New Horizons — they're an amazing way for players to get even more creative with their designs, and make it extremely easy for gamers to share these designs with other players, too. It's great to see them being put to use in this build in such a creative way.

Since the launch of Animal Crossing: New Horizons over four years ago, there has been just one DLC released for the game. At this point, there is