It is a coffee shop in Animal Crossing, which is a virtual world. For the Nintendo DS, it first appeared in Wild World. It served as a gathering spot for players to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, while also providing an opportunity to interact with some of the game's special characters. Players in Wild World had the opportunity to attend K. K Slider's concerts in The Roost on Saturday evenings, and in New Leaf, players had the opportunity to work in the Café to earn a few extra bells. It's safe to say that during last night's Nintendo Direct, millions upon millions of players were hoping to hear some sort of Animal Crossing: New Horizons news, and they were not disappointed.

Even though Nintendo didn't show much, there was more than enough to whet fans' appetites as they teased The Roost and other big announcements that will be made later this month. There will be major changes to Animal Crossing Direct in November, which will be announced as part of an upcoming Animal Crossing Direct event. 

Breezy is a character who is a pigeon who works/owns the Roost. To put it mildly, he comes across as quite blunt at first glance. However, after several visits to The Roost, he begins to develop a fondness for the nanny. After visiting the café and purchasing coffee for seven days in a row, he even offers the player pigeon milk, which we can't help but think is a little bizarre!

In previous games, Brewster update ACNH has worked alongside Blathers in the Museum, but in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, he is given his own coffee shop to run. According to the images shown in the teaser, The Roost will be repositioned to the location where it was in Wild World and City Folk, as previously stated. Despite the fact that updates have been slow lately, an online exhibition exploring the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of Animal Crossing: New Horizons players during the pandemic has recently been launched.

Unfortunately, while New Horizons is a great game for beginners, it is not a good game for veterans. Since Nintendo is reintroducing many events from the previous year, players have become frustrated with the lack of new content in-game. Here is a list of predictions for the coming fall content that could potentially alter the current state of ACNH:This year, Turkey Day falls on the same day as Thanksgiving in the United States, making it a joint celebration. Gathering a variety of materials in order to create dishes for your villagers to eat is the goal of this activity. Players look forward to Turkey Day every year because it is one of the most iconic fall events, and it provides an opportunity for them to bond with their villages.

Brewster will almost certainly not be included in the game unless Nintendo includes some sort of functionality to go along with him. Players can relax with a cup of coffee in his store, which can aid in the development of a relationship with him in the same way that Sable does at the Able Sisters' store. More importantly, he has the ability to offer players a part-time job in New Leaf, which would be ideal for New Horizons. It is one of the most common grievances players have with their villagers that they quickly run out of things to say and become monotonous as a result of this. Assuming players are able to serve coffee to the villagers, this could be an excellent opportunity to rectify the situation.

Interestingly, we've seen Nintendo make a slew of changes to holiday events, including Bunny Day, Wedding Season, and now Halloween, all of which have been met with mixed reactions. This means that the Turkey Day celebration will likely follow a similar pattern. It is possible that the Turkey Day celebration will differ from last year, according to some data mining reports. Some images associated with Harvest furnished items have even been removed by the developers. Nonetheless, it's likely that they wanted to get rid of the Cozy Turkey Day DIY pack, which could be purchased at Nook's Cranny.