The sale for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Completehas ended, meaning the initial $9.99 players paid has risen to a whopping $19.99 before tax. AC was free for quite some time, and after the announcement that it would become a paid mobile app, fans got their hands on it early for a bargain, which is a lucky thing. When the app launched, it launched at a sale price, and as of February, that sale has concluded, making Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete its current price from today forward. 531n6z

If you’ve been holding off on picking up Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete now is the time to act. The mobile game, which released back in November as the Complete version, is currently available at an introductory price of $9.99, but this deal won’t last forever.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete players have discovered a hidden mechanic behind wearable animal companions that opens up a whole new way to decorate. The cozy mobile spin-off game from the Animal Crossing franchise has thousands of decorative items like furniture, outdoor decor, and many more. It turns out that the title had even more decor options available to players that were hidden in plain sight.

Fans of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete have found a small but sweet way to show their Camp Caretakers how much they appreciate their hard work. The title has replaced the previously free-to-play Pocket Camp, allowing people to continue enjoying the legacy of the seven-year-old game. Part of the Pocket Camp experience entails appointing one villager to be the camp's official caretaker, and fans are sharing how they show their appreciation for the characters.

Complete tickets in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete become harder to acquire as players progress through the game, and one fan wishes they'd used theirs differently. Pocket Camp Complete is the new version of previously free-to-play Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, which shut down its servers at the end of November. The new version of the game introduces new mechanics and elements that the classic mobile title didn't have, leading to some learning moments for players as they explore what the game has to offer.

Thanks to an in-game time-traveling fan, all the Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete February events and items can now be previewed. Time traveling is a way to skip time ahead that involves changing the date on a device, typically done to quickly progress a game that plays out in real-time. In this case, the time traveling was done to skip ahead to reveal Pocket Camp's February events.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Completehas many items, clothing, and stickers for players to use and collect, but one sticker in particular had a player very confused. Stickers can be used in the in-game journal, where players can add two stickers per day to show how their day is going. Most stickers portray an emote or everyday occurrences like a cup of coffee or a book, but some special stickers display seasonal images.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete gives players plenty of space to customize and decorate, but many fans are upset by the inability to place anything in the area surrounding the camper van. The mobile Animal Crossing title invites players and all 400+ villagers to the great outdoors and lets players design their dream campsite. Many design options exist for the campsite and hundreds of furniture and decorations can be placed to make the camp unique to each player.

The release of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete has some fans of the franchise comparing it to Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and finding to their surprise that Pocket Camp has a leg up when it comes to villager interactions. The free version of Pocket Camp was shut down in November, and the vast world of customization contained within it was almost lost forever right along with it. Instead, Nintendo decided to reintroduce the title as a single-purchase, complete mobile game stripped of its live updates, microtransactions, and most of its social elements. As a result, many Animal Crossing fans are only now picking up the game, though it's been out and continuously updating for seven years.

The developers of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete have announced new things coming to the title in January 2025, including quite a few items fans are already excited about. Animal Crossing Pocket Camp was initially a free-to-play mobile game that a plethora of fans couldn't get enough of. Though the initial fear of having to pay for the title, rather than it remaining free, was a small point of contention, it seems that even with the small price to pay, players are still indulging in the new features and improvements made.