Isabelle appeared at The Roost in the clip, too - meaning that The Roost, once again, will likely become a gathering spot to better get to know more folks on the island. In the Animal Crossing Direct, Nintendo showed that coffee costs 200 bells to sip at the bar, but players can take their coffees over to tables to enjoy with visiting friends, too.

The coffeeshop is tucked away on the upper-left side of the museum, where Brewster is serving up the finest joe to New Horizons’ islanders. Brewster and The Roost Image: Nintendo EPD/NintendoĬoffee-slinging pigeon Brewster is opening up shop in a museum expansion: The Roost opens for business on Nov. This is everything we know about the new, free content. Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo What’s included in Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ free November update?Įven without the announcement of Happy Home Paradise, Nintendo’s Animal Crossing Direct had a significant amount of updates. If you’re confused on what’s included where, we’ve broken down what’s included as part of the free update and what’s separate in Happy Home Paradise ahead of its Nov. Anything related to the new paid downloadable content, called Happy Home Paradise, is available only to players who purchase the DLC: $24.99 by itself, or $49.99 a year with the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack. 5, players will not immediately get access to all features. Though both of these updates will be released on Nov.

In both free and paid updates to New Horizons, there’s a lot of stuff being added to the game - not only is the museum getting Brewster and The Roost, but there are plenty of new characters and features showing up on the island. Nintendo managed to pack a dizzying amount of new Animal Crossing : New Horizons updates in its 20-minute Animal Crossing Direct on Friday.

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