You’ll have to wait a while for things to be crafted. Better yet, the characters are memorable thanks to their unique personalities and cheeky quips, making this a game that you might honestly want to run chores in. And yet it’s an incredibly adorable one, bringing the style of Nintendo’s previous entries to iOS with a new level of detail and crispness. Yes, at its core, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is a repetitive grind to unlock fake items for a virtual world that you’ll never really inhabit. You can do the same with your roving camper, as well. Before long, you’ll be able to expand the grounds, add large amenities-like giant tents, a swimming pool, or a skateboarding half-pipe-and fill the space with more and more furniture and knick-knacks. As your animal friendships grow and you complete requests, your overall player rating will increase, thus unlocking more animals, more items, and more options for your camp. Their heart meters also grow when you chat with them, and they’ll even occasionally toss you a gift for your troubles.įishing is one of the handful of simple activities available here.Īll of that ultimately feeds into the grand cycle of gradually expanding out your campgrounds. You’ll pop between locations on the map to retrieve these items, bring them to your budding creature buddies, and that makes them love you a little more. You’ll spend a lot of your time completing requests for these animals, which means catching the butterflies and bugs that they want, collecting fruit by shaking trees and snagging what falls, and retrieving fish from nearby lakes and ponds using a pole or net. You’ll meet puppies, eagles, elephants, and other anthropomorphic animals all around the various spots-and the key to their hearts, of course, is plying them with gifts, talking to them, and tweaking your own homestead to meet their style demands. Pocket Camp might be the subtitle of this latest entry, but really, this Animal Crossing is all about making friends with the various creatures that inhabit this relatively small world. Pocket Camp keeps the essence of the past, premium editions in a seriously streamlined, free-to-play package-and it has just enough charm to keep you coming back, at least for a while.
Now with Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, you can get a taste of the fan-favorite on your iPhone or iPad, as you create a cute character, drive a camper all over a colorful locale, and interact with the natives… all while running your very own campground.
IDGĮquip your campsite with cool stuff, invite new acquaintances, and watch the friendships flourish. But just like with Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing has its die-hard proponents-which is kind of funny, given how low-key and incredibly chill the actual experience is on Nintendo’s own devices.
After making a big splash a year ago with Super Mario Run, Nintendo has turned its attention to mobile versions of games that aren’t quite as iconic or widely known.
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