Animal Crossing Pocket Camp Complete Has Increased In Price, Some Fans Believe It Isn't Worth It
The sale for has ended, meaning the initial $9.99 players paid has risen to a whopping $19.99 before tax. 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 its current price from today forward.
A recent Reddit thread that was posted by nicx-xx before the sale ended garnered a lot of attention, as fans of the cozy franchise are divided on whether it is truly worth the $19.99 Nintendo is asking for. The original post warned fans to get the title prior to the price increase, which turned into a discussion on the «worth» of overall.
The Reddit thread started as a simple warning to those who wanted to get before the price went up to retail, but ended up being a discussion on the worth of the price tag. Users, such as tweeetiee, also give a word of warning to players, as they state, «While has a lot to offer to those who enjoy the slow-going, cozy franchise, players were a bit put off by the „gacha“ qualities that were introduced.
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Players claim they already struggled to justify the $9.99 price tag, let alone $19.99, as commenter CaliBubbles says, » Some seem to thoroughly enjoy the nature of the game and all that comes with it, even the banners and FOMO-type sales that were brought with the new currencies, but this new price could deter new players from wanting to join in on the fun.
When the title was free-to-play, I played for quite a while and enjoyed it a lot. It did have a few quirks and things that made it a bit less fun and a lot of waiting around for the next day to complete tasks. Once the price went to $9.99, I considered purchasing it but ended up not having the time to play as much as I would
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