https://wccftech.com/review/animal-crossing-pocket-camp/

We all know the failings of mobile games, especially those based off of beloved gaming franchises. It’s either they go the Super Mario Run route of asking for cash upfront, or they go the Fire Emblem Heroes route of taking the mechanics of the full game, simplifying them, then adding in an abnormal difficulty curve that encourages spending cash. Neither is exactly ideal, that much is clear, and Animal Crossing Pocket Camp definitely has more shades of the latter. What we have here is the Animal Crossing experience, but monetized – luckily, that monetization will only hit those who play the game the longest.

Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is, of course, a brand new mobile game spinning off from the Animal Crossing series, taking most of what made the original game great and, for the most part, successfully putting it into a mobile form factor. You can fish, catch insects, scavenge for seashells, and help out the anthropomorphic animals that hang around the various campsites you’ll be wandering around. But of course, they’ve injected mobile game mechanics into the mix, too.