By Emma Boyle
Nintendo has finally revealed details about Animal Crossing’s mobile debut in a 15 minute Nintendo Direct broadcast and there’s a lot to take in. What’s promising, though, is that this looks as close to a fully-fledged Animal Crossing title as we dared to hope for mobile.
The first and most important thing to know is that the game is free-to-play and will be released in late November for iOS and Android devices. Anyone looking to pre-register and receive an alert as soon as the game is released can do so on Nintendo’s website.
In Animal Crossing Pocket Camp you’re tasked with setting up and managing a holiday camp, rather than an entire town. It’s an appropriately home-from-home setting for mobile.
Craft and build furniture and friendships
In a mechanic that’s reminiscent of the cat collecting hit, Neko Atsume, it’s your job to fill this camp with furniture and items that’ll make it pleasant and draw in animals to come and visit you there.
From what was revealed in the Direct broadcast, we understand there’s a crafting system whereby you gather resources, such as cotton and wood, to build furniture that’s presented in a pre-set catalog. Once you have the …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Gaming
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