At the end of last year, Nintendo launched Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete - a "complete" version of the previous free-to-play mobile title which has now officially ended its service.
As part of the launch of this new paid version, Nintendo has been offering residents a limited-time discount on the game - dropping it down to just $9.99 / £8.99. If you haven't purchased it for this price and were considering picking it up, now might be the time to do it, as this offer will be expiring on 31st January 2025.
After this, the price of the game will double - bumping it up to $19.99 / £17.99.
"Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete is now available! The introductory price is $9.99 USD / €9.99 EUR until January 31. We are thrilled to welcome both returning and new players to the campsite!"
One other thing, you'll also have until 2nd June 2025 to transfer your Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp save data to the paid version. This will require you to have access to a Nintendo Account and link the account to the new game. You can find out more about how to transfer this save data on Nintendo's website.
Have you given the paid version of Pocket Camp a go yet? Let us know in the comments.
[source gonintendo.com]
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I would like to see Pocket Camp get ported to Switch / Switch 2 with all game contents inside the cartridge.
@Anti-Matter Me too , with all Ninny mobile games on it !
I had never heard of this before it was shutting down, oh well
I got it a day or two after it launched, kinda slow in Complete but worth it. I wasn't gonna pay full price for it. I miss all the rare fruits though, the fruit goals icon felt like a slap in the face seeing grapes, which isn't my native fruit, because that Animal Crossing life, gave me lemons.
Bought it and transferred my old camp. Already feels a little more enjoyable without the mobileness.
I bought this, played it for a couple days, then proceeded to completely forget about it. I should jump back in!
Super solid mobile game, especially fun having all the premium features that would've been a subscription otherwise. Collecting items and materials is much more generous now, makes me wish it was a switch port too for more comfortable controls lol
I'd recommend it to anyone that enjoys decorating since this game is the best showcase of items and outfits of the entire franchise. it's still a very routine mobile game tho, so when you're not decorating you're just going through a cycle of tasks until the next cycle comes in
I love checking the comments in these articles because I know I will always find user reviews that help me decide whether a game is worthy or not. In this case I'm still not 100% sold, but I will keep an eye on it at least while the offer lasts.
Got it myself as soon as it was released and I can't recommend it enough to anyone even just slightly interested in it, especially at this price - while I doubt it will ever happen, I'd also love to see it ported to Switch and/or Switch 2!
@JohnnyMind Worth picking up then? I must admit I completely burned out on New Horizons after finding it just a bit too slow and ultimately a bit limited in what you can actually do in it — I think I much prefer the likes of Stardew and Rune Factory when it comes to life/building/crafting sims
@Andee It could still be too slow for you considering it's a mobile game and it shows even in this complete version, but at the same time it's different compared to New Horizons so you might enjoy it more in that sense (I definitely do) - I'd recommend checking out videos or something to see if it's for you!
@boxyguy There is also a lot more types of fish and bugs compared to New Horizons.
Huh, I was planning to buy it today but I guess the discount ended yesterday? Weird
Guess I won't be buying it then
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