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I’m content to check in on my little buddies, participate in events as much (or as little) as I want, and go about my day. Many people have Fear Of Missing Out and have to collect ALLTHETHINGS or else their life is ruined, but not me. Pocket Camp retains some of that charm and doesn’t force you to participate in anything you don’t want to. Love interacting with villagers and redecorating your house? Do it all day long and no one will try to stop you. Animal Crossing has always been about living your life the way you want… don’t want to fish? Don’t bother. Closing Thoughtsĭespite the fact that the gacha mechanics are absolutely ridiculous and the game can be a bit repetitive, I still find myself logging in every day! I just ignore what I don’t like about the game and I don’t feel pressured to spend money either. With that being said, I know there are probably restrictions placed on the game because it is mobile. The have little tents, but you can’t go inside and look around like you can with their houses in the core games. Even when you visit them in other areas, they are pretty static most of the time. The villagers don’t really do anything but stand around and sometimes interact with items in your campsite. One other little thing about Pocket Camp… I kind of wish it were more like a mini Animal Crossing town. Sure, I miss out on stuff sometimes, but oh well. I refuse to participate in gacha type gambles with my real money, so I just earn Leaf Tickets organically as I play the game. I want to point out that I haven’t spent a single dollar on this game. To make matters worse, the item you get is completely random, so you may end up with several of the same item that you don’t want! THEN they introduced fortune cookies, which can only be purchased with Leaf Tickets (although they do occasionally sell them for Bells, the game’s standard currency). At first, Leaf Tickets were pretty easy to come by, and it was easy to buy whatever you wanted. There is, of course, premium currency (Leaf Tickets) which can be spent on premium items. Ha… the main gripe I have with this game? It’s a mobile game, and therefore falls into many of the same traps as other mobile games. Last month it was all Halloween furniture, which was awesome! What I Didn’t Like These events allow you to collect themed furniture. The game has gone through a few evolutions since its inception, but as of now, there are 3 different events each month- a gardening event, a scavenger hunt, and a fishing tourney. I also really like the fact that there are monthly events that keep you wanting to come back and check in. As of my time of writing this, I’m at Level 142… after almost 2 years of playing, that’s not too shabby! The level cap is somewhere over 200 right now, though that changes depending on how many villagers are in the game. Seeing so many of my favorite villagers at my campsite is awesome and I love giving them gifts and treats! The more you interact with them, the more they level up, which in turn increases YOUR overall level. I considered the game beaten when I invited all of the available animals to my campsite, though more animals are added into the game every so often! What I LikedĪt its core, this game is just… so cute. Note that there really isn’t an “ending” to this game. This game is a bit different from other AC games in the fact that you “manage” a campsite and invite the villagers to hang out there! You can also decorate you campsite and your rv (and later on, your cabin), collect fish, bugs, fruit and shells, and participate in one of the many events that are always going on!

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I was SO EXCITED for an Animal Crossing game to play on my phone- I remember I couldn’t wait to get off work so I could download it and play! I miss this old loading screen… the new one is ugly!Īnimal Crossing: Pocket Camp is a mobile game that came out in November 2017.

Hours Played: oh lord… probably over 120 or so About The Game This article was originally posted on Brandi’s personal blogand as Animal Crossing is always a topic close to our heart, I asked her if we could re-post it here. She has her own blog as well called Defythemajority.

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