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Apr 2, 2020
1:23:20pm
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Here is an article about how Animal Crossing helps you relax.
Polygon

Why Animal Crossing calms you down, explained

Animal Crossing: New Horizons uses a system I like to call "gentle progression," a way to design games that relieve stress and increase mindfulness. Here are the core principles that help gentle progression work so well to calm down players.

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