Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete is now available offline on Android! This one-time purchase includes seven years' worth of content—updates, items, and events—all bundled into one convenient package.
This offline Android version introduces several exciting new features. Camper Cards let you create personalized cards with custom colors and poses to trade with other players.
Whistle Pass is a new social hub featuring nightly K.K. Slider guitar performances. Complete Tickets act as golden tickets, allowing you to acquire previously missed limited-edition items or select your own fortune cookies.
Creative players can import Custom Designs from Animal Crossing: New Horizons to customize their campsite décor and outfits. Note that this feature is for importing designs only; you cannot create new ones.
Pocket Camp Complete retains its seasonal events, including Halloween, Bunny Day, and the Summer Festival. Monthly updates will continue to add new content like Garden Events and Fishing Tourneys. While it's primarily offline, occasional updates and Nintendo Account syncing will occur.
Existing players can transfer their save data from the original game, continuing their progress seamlessly. This transfer option is available until June 2nd, 2025.
Download Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete from the Google Play Store today for $9.99.
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