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MY FAVOURITE GAME

I'm not someone who usually plays games but I do find myself passing the time on Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp (ACPC). The game's main objective isn't winning or losing but creating a campsite and inviting animal villagers to stay in order to build a community.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp official logo.
Source: https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Smart-device/Animal-Crossing-Pocket-Camp-1296563.html

The game allows you to personalise your own avatar and also dress your villagers in different outfits. You can complete requests from the villagers on your campsite/in your cabin or from different islands on your map and they will reward you with bells (the game's version of coins) and materials which you can use to craft furniture. Your campsite also includes a garden where you can plant a variety of flowers to trade for special items or to give to your villagers. 


Personal screenshots from the ACPC game; taken on 29/09/20.

ACPC is quite a relaxing game and is great for passing time. The aesthetics are cute and visually pleasing which I really like. 
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  1. Anonymous10/11/20, 10:36 PM

    Aww, very cute and very like you to have Animal Crossing as your favourite game. I hope you have fun during this module and learn lots about different games, lawd knows I try and pester you about playing them. But you're very good with stuff like design so this is right in your zone. Have fun with this cause you got this!

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