Animal Crossing: New Horizons provides players with the greatest freedom of customization, which is the advantage of New Horizons compared to previous works in the series. Although it cuts some of the features that fans love from old games in the game, it pushes the boundaries of franchise through its terrain modification and outdoor furniture. Nevertheless, some players still regret that Brewster and his coffee shop are not in the game, because this is the most popular object in the Animal Crossing game. However, the good news is that the New Horizons game will be updated regularly, so in the near future, players will likely see Brewster again in the game.

Although New Horizons sells well, it is still criticized for the lack of actual content in the game. Players find that they have thousands of ways to Buy Animal Crossing Items customize the island to their liking, but the gameplay is almost always repeated. Nook's shops cannot be upgraded as before, there are fewer shops and merchants to find, and there is usually not much to do except decorate the island. Nintendo's update helped to correct this problem, but not as much as fans had hoped.

Indeed, popular features that were removed from the base game are finally returned with updates, many of which are just holiday-themed experiences in ACNH and can only be experienced during a small part of the year. Brewster first appeared in Animal Crossing: Wild World on Nintendo DS. His coffee shop is located in the basement of the museum. Since then, he has become the protagonist of the Animal Crossing world, which is why it is strange that he has not appeared in New Horizons yet. So most fans hope that Brewster Coffee Shop will return.

Brewster's shop allows players to choose to relax with a cup of coffee and help players build relationships with him, just like Sable did in the Able Sisters shop. More importantly, he can even let players work part-time in New Leaf, which works perfectly in New Horizons. Therefore, Nintendo may not add Brewster to the game without providing certain features. One of the biggest complaints from players to villagers is that they will soon become speechless and become boring. If the player can provide coffee to the villagers, they will get a new route, so this may be a great opportunity to fix this issue.

This may also be a potential change in the quality of life of villagers hunting. Currently, players need to spend Nook Tickets in New Horizons to go to random islands, hoping to find a new villager there. However, if the player can also allow Animal Crossing Nook Miles Ticket villagers who have not yet lived on their island to come to Brewster's shop, this process can be simplified. Players can try to persuade their customers to move to their island by remembering their orders or interacting with them based on their personality.

Although Brewster may never find his way in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, he has the potential to add some real improvements to the player experience. And, compared to simply rolling the dice with each Nook Ticket, it can bring a more interesting villager hunting experience. Since many players hope that Nintendo can add Brewster and cafes to the game to enrich the game content, it is very likely that Brewster will be added to the game in the future.