Key Points:
– Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp shutting down on November 29
– Paid offline version, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete, launches December 3
– Costs $9.99 (until January 31, 2025), then $19.99
– Transfers data from original game, including level, Bells, and inventory
– Replaces microtransactions with baked-in features and Leaf Tokens
– QR code sharing system for friend interactions and gifts
– Regular seasonal events and new content until September 2025
Nintendo Unveils Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete
Nintendo has announced a paid offline version of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, dubbed Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete, following the game’s shutdown on November 29.
Details on Data Transfer and Features:
– Easy data transfer from original game using Nintendo Account linking
– Transfers level, Bells, friendship levels, inventory, and layouts
– Replaces microtransactions with Leaf Tokens and baked-in features
– No online friend features, but QR code sharing for Whistle Pass interactions
Pricing and Availability:
– Launches December 3 on iOS and Android
– Costs $9.99 until January 31, 2025, then $19.99
We released a video on the paid version of the app to which you can transfer your #PocketCamp save data and continue to play. It shares the following information:
— Pocket_camp (@Pocket_Camp) October 28, 2024
・ About transferring data
・ New featureshttps://t.co/mQeEUMCsnf pic.twitter.com/OailfRVD4U
Post-Launch Support:
– Regular seasonal events and new content until September 2025
– Paths to collect missed seasonal items and complete collections
Analysis:
Nintendo’s move to offer a paid offline version of Pocket Camp alleviates some concerns about the game’s shutdown. The upfront cost may deter some, but the removal of microtransactions and addition of new features make it an attractive option for dedicated players.