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Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
Nintendo · Nov 21, 2017
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Get back to nature in Animal Crossing™: Pocket Camp, the new Animal Crossing mobile game where you take on the role of campsite manager! You're in charge, so you can decorate your own campsite however you like! Make it fun, make it cute, make it sporty—it’s up to you to craft the kind of furniture and amenities that will make your camp a must-see for animals visiting the area.
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- 7.0There's not a whole lot about Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp that is surprising. It's a pretty run-of-the-mill, freemium crafting game, but it just so happens to be made by Nintendo, which means it has pretty amazing production values.
- You don’t feel as though it’s a drag to play and that you’re getting something from doing all the activities you do. And to achieve all that just on a mobile platform? That’s something to be applauded. Celebrated even, and I can only hope that many other mobile games take a look at Nintendo’s success in this game and see what they can take from it and use it to evolve their own work.
- 9.5Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has the same AC aesthetic from previous games. This means a lush 3D rendered world that's full of bright and vibrant colors and cute animal character models. If you've played previous AC games, then you'll feel right at home.
- 9.0Assuming Nintendo adds new animal campers, furniture, and clothing; allows for more expansions to your RV and (hopefully) the Campsite; opens up additional islands; and introduces holiday events to go along with the changing seasons, Pocket Camp will be a fantastic Animal Crossing game for years to come.
- 7.0Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is definitely Animal Crossing, but it’s also definitely a mobile game. Not bad for twenty or thirty minutes a day, but it won’t keep you plugged in for hours like a proper Animal Crossing game would. Then again, for the low-low price of free-to-start, it’s really hard to complain about the investment.
Gamer reviews
So here's my experience on the game, its an actual animal crossing game but on mobile. the game has a lot of tasks and you can customize your campsite, camper and cabin. its pretty hollow though but i kinda like how the game plays. Here are the "pros" and "cons" that is based on what my friends and discord server friends told me. PROS: -has lots of fun events. -the marketplace system is really good. -you can visit other players camp. -has an extremely wide variety of furniture. - has a wide range of clothes. -there's a market place where you can buy clothes and furniture and also sell furniture and clothes there. -A ton of villagers to invite to your campsite and cabin . -relaxing music. -pretty amazing aesthetics. CONS: -there's a 40 furniture limit no matter what even in your campsite which is annoying sometimes. -there's a 3 hour reset. -the subscription is not really that good unless you opted for the 2nd more expensive one. -you need friends. -the songs get repetitive sometimes because it doesn't change every hour unlike the mainline series. -you can sell your fish, bugs and fruits to tommy nor timmy making myself had to sell it into the marketplace. i really don't mind the cons except the 40 furniture limit, other than that i like the game a lot. probably the best F2P nintendo mobile game compared to other games i've played. it deserves the 9/10
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