History VideoGame / AnimalCrossingPocketCamp

'''''Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp''''' (どうぶつの森　ポケットキャンプ, ''Animal Forest: Pocket Camp'' in Japan), released globally on November 22, 2017, is a spinoff title of Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. It is the first title in the series to be released on a non-Nintendo handheld, more specifically on mobile platforms.

* {{Microtransactions}}: This game's business model.

* AdaptionDistillation: Multiple features have been cut down in order to condense the game into a mobile format (such as the lack of a museum). Also, the personality types that determined a villager's dialogue and actions are overhauled; each villager is assigned one of four preferred decorating styles and has personalized dialogue.

* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: A maximum of eight animals can stay at the campsite at any time, not counting special NPCs.

* AllegedlyFreeGame: The app is free, but you can buy Leaf Tickets with real money. Leaf Tickets are used to speed up crafting furniture and amenities as well as obtaining items like Throw Nets and Honey (which makes catching fish and bugs easier), or items used in crafting. You can also obtain Leaf Tickets and certain items by accomplishing various tasks so it is possible to get by without paying a single real-world dime.

* GottaCatchThemAll: Actually averted this time around, at least regarding bugs and fish. There is no Museum in this game so the bugs and fish you may catch are solely for making money. There are also fewer species that can be obtained than in other games in the series.

* PlayEveryDay: Daily rewards in the form of items are given to players that log in every new day.

'''''Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp''''' (どうぶつの森　ポケットキャンプ, ''Animal Forest: Pocket Camp'' in Japan) is a spinoff title of Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. It is the first title in the series to be released on a non-Nintendo handheld, more specifically on mobile platforms.

* GameBreakingBug: In the beta version, the "Leaf" character bug, which affects player avatars. This is caused by the player's name not loading properly. From a player's point of view, said visitor(s) (including the player's in-game friends) ended up turning into a placeholder, barefooted female camper wearing nothing but basic clothes (only seen if a camper is "not wearing anything" at all) and had their name changed into "Leaf". Players thought it was funny, until the impact shows: Visitors/Friends who are turned into Leafs can't be "interacted" with, as the affected avatar ended up having everything set to zero (empty campsite and Market Box) even though from the other player's end (the one whose avatar was shown as a Leaf by others) nothing wrong happened to him/her. Thankfully, a later update fixed this bug.

* GameBreakingBug: In the beta version, the "Leaf" character bug, which affects player avatars. From a player's point of view, said visitor(s) (including the player's in-game friends) ended up turning into a placeholder, barefooted female camper wearing nothing but basic clothes (only seen if a camper is "not wearing anything" at all) and had their name changed into "Leaf". Players thought it was funny, until the impact shows: Visitors/Friends who are turned into Leafs can't be "interacted" with, as the affected avatar ended up having everything set to zero (empty campsite and Market Box) even though from the other player's end (the one whose avatar was shown as a Leaf by others) nothing wrong happened to him/her. Thankfully, a later update fixed this bug.

'''''Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp''''' is a spinoff title of Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. It is the first title in the series to be released on a non-Nintendo handheld, more specifically on mobile platforms.

* GameBreakingBug: The "Leaf" character bug, which affects player avatars. From a player's point of view, said visitor(s) (including the player's in-game friends) ended up turning into a placeholder, barefooted female camper wearing nothing but basic clothes (only seen if a camper is "not wearing anything" at all) and had their name changed into "Leaf". Players thought it was funny, until the impact shows: Visitors/Friends who are turned into Leafs can't be "interacted" with, as the affected avatar ended up having everything set to zero (empty campsite and Market Box) even though from the other player's end (the one whose avatar was shown as a Leaf by others) nothing wrong happens to him/her. Thankfully, a later update fixed this bug.

* GameBreakingBug: The "Leaf" character bug, which affects player avatars. From a player's point of view, said visitor(s) (including the player's in-game friends) ended up turning into a placeholder, barefooted female camper wearing nothing but basic clothes (only seen if a camper is "not wearing anything" at all). Players thought it was funny, until the impact shows: Visitors/Friends who are turned into Leafs can't be "interacted" with, as the affected avatar ended up having everything set to zero (empty campsite and Market Box) even though from the other player's end (the one whose avatar was shown as a Leaf by others) nothing wrong happens to him/her. Thankfully, a later update fixed this bug.

* [[TrademarkFavoriteFood Trademark Favorite Item]]: Each animal has a favorite furniture item, and if you have that item in your campgrounds they will be more likely to stick around. Items also fall into certain categories - such as cute, cool, sporty, or natural - which will attract different animals.

''Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp'' is a spinoff title of Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. It is the first title in the series to be released on a non-Nintendo handheld, more specifically on mobile platforms.

In contrast to the main series where you are a villager or mayor managing a village, in ''Pocket Camp'' you are in charge of a campsite. Similar to the main games. you can customize your character, decorate the campgrounds, fish, and interact with villagers. The game takes note from ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossingHappyHomeDesigner'' with such features as being able to chose your character's skin tone and placing furniture using touch controls (a feature that was also implemented into the ''Welcome amiibo'' update of ''New Leaf'').

* CoolCar: You can customize your personal rv inside and out at O.K. Motors, run by the new characters Giovanni, Beppe, and Carlo.

* ItemCrafting: For the first time in Animal Crossing, ordering furniture items from Cyrus will also require certain crafting materials such as cotton or logs, which you can get by doing quests for villagers and completing in-game goals. (Leaf Tickets can also be substituted for any materials you don't have.)

* RelationshipValues: Doing quests or chatting with villagers will up your relationship with them. This was always a feature in the series, but this is the first time that there's actually a meter telling you how high your friendship is.
* [[TrademarkFavoriteFood Trademark Favorite Item]]: Each villager has a favorite furniture item, and if you have that item in your campgrounds they will be more likely to stick around. Items also fall into certain categories - such as cute, cool, sporty, or natural - which will attract different villagers.

* NamesTheSame: No, the Giovanni who helps customize your camper is not the same guy who [[Characters/PokemonVillainTeamRocket runs Team Rocket]] [[PokemonRedAndBlue and the Viridian gym]]. Probably.

* CoolCar: You can customize your personal rv inside and out.

* ItemCrafting: For the first time in Animal Crossing, furniture items will require certain crafting materials such as cotton or logs, which you can get by doing quests for villagers and completing in-game goals.

* [[TrademarkFavoriteFood Trademark Favorite Item]]: Each villager has a favorite furniture item, and if you have that item in your campgrounds they will be more likely to stick around.

* GottaCatchThemAll: Actually averted this time around, at least regarding bugs and fish. There is no Museum in this game so the bugs and fish you may catch are solely for making money. There are also less species that can be obtained then in other games in the series.

In contrast to the main series where you are a villager or mayor managing a village, in ''Pocket Camp'' you are in charge of a campsite. Similar to the main games. you can customize your character, decorate the campgrounds, fish, and interact with villagers. The game takes note from ''Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer'' with such features as being able to chose your character's skin tone and placing furniture using touch controls (a feature that was also implemented into the ''Welcome amiibo'' update of ''New Leaf'').

* ArtificialAtmosphericActions: The characters have more than in previous games, such as cooking or reading comics.

In contrast to the main series where you are a villager or mayor managing a village, in ''Pocket Camp'' you are in charge of a campsite. Similar to the main games. you can customize your character, decorate the campgrounds, fish, and interact with villagers. The game takes note from ''Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer'' with such features as being able to chose your character's skin tone.

* AllegedlyFreeGame: The app is free, but you can buy Leaf Tickets with real money.

* PooledFunds: The icon used for purchasing 1200 Leaf Tickets (at the cost of $39.99 US) is Tom Nook in a bathtub filled with Leaf Tickets.

* AnInteriorDesignerIsYou: As in the previous games, interior and exterior design is a major aspect. The in-series reason for this is that you are the camp's manager.

* CampingEpisode: The game is a spinoff title that takes place on a camp ground.

!!''Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp'' contains examples of:

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