Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp

Nintendo Co., Ltd.

In-app purchases

About this game

Find furniture you like and design a campsite that suits your style!

Tents, hammocks, fireplaces, a stuffed-animal sofa...mix and match to your heart's content! Make a trendy open-air café, or line up some microphones and guitars to create an outdoor music festival! In the mood for a little extra fun? Set up a merry-go-round and open a theme park. You can even make a pool, or fill the sky with fireworks!

◆ Design your campsite, camper, and cabin however you want

◆ Collect themed items from Fishing Tourneys and Garden Events that happen throughout the year

◆ More than 1,000 pieces of furniture and 300 pieces of clothing and accessories are available to choose from, with more being added all the time

◆ Features more than 100 animals with quirky personalities

Fulfill animal requests and watch your friendship with them grow! Once you become close enough friends, you can invite them to your campsite. The more the merrier!

Design a show-stopping campsite, invite your favorite animals, and take an in-game photo to show your friends. If your friends like what you've done, they may even give you kudos!

The great outdoors has so much to offer!

Notes: This game is free to start, with in-app purchases available. Internet connectivity is required to play Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Data charges may apply. May include advertising.

Note: With the Pocket Camp Club: Merry Memories Plan, data will be collected from your Google Fit app after receiving your permission to do so in order to have the number of steps you have taken display on corresponding stickers.

Ratings and reviews

I don't know how a version simplified for mobile could capture so much more charm than a full console game, but ACPC does that. While there are microtransactions, I feel they make it possible to enjoy the game fully without making purchases if you play smart. Because of that, I was more than happy to occasionally spend some money on the game. My favorite features I will miss when this game goes away are the AR pictures, the special furniture and outfits, and seeing animals interact with decor.

This game was pretty fun while it lasted and it was a nice Animal Crossing experience. It was in many ways superior to New Horizons and much better supported than that game, having proper events and updates monthly. While it's moving to a one time purchase model, it is abandoning multiplayer with friends, which is an absolute mistake. I imagine the lack of multiplayer will seriously harm the final version when it launches at the end of this year.

I really enjoy this game; but I do wish there was more to do. It's a real time based game witch is fine, but I wish there was more farting around activities. Like maybe a Zen garden, and you can make drawings in the sand. Or just mini games where you could win certain materials. I enjoy the seasonal activities they are fun and it's super fun to share with friends you make. The characters are just so likeable I and it's a fun keep up with game while you're eating breakfast.

What's new

We've updated the game for fall!
We're introducing items for a relaxing farm setting.
Look forward to a tranquil autumn in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp!

■ Changes
・ Preparations for future events.
・ Adjustments to the on-screen display and design elements
and more.