#Pocket campfire game update#

#Pocket campfire game update#

Pocket Camp is such a buttery smooth experience and with the update to version 1.0.0, I have seen fewer drops in the frame rate and speedier loading times.Īs with all decent free-to-play games, the first week is the best. I tap a tree to shake it and then tap every fruit that falls from it to collect. I just tap on a bug or fish I want to catch and tap again when the exclamation point shows. Each of those deeds has been greatly simplified for mobile controls. I’m still shaking trees to collect fruit, fishing for sea and river creatures, catching bugs, and collecting seashells.

When I am not making friends, I am doing those standard Animal Crossing activities that have been with the series since its debut. There will also be other players visiting who I can make friends with and visit their campsites. These tasks amount to nothing more than giving them whatever items they’re looking for, all of which can be found in the game. The former is a mini-game where I can break rocks for prizes that in no way equal the cost of entry and the latter is where I can upgrade my motorhome for a small loan.Įvery three hours at four of those locations – Sunburst Island, Lost Lure Creek, Saltwater Shores, and Breezy Hollow – an Animal Crossing character will pitch their tent and task me with completing up to three requests per visit. The two locations that are somewhat unique to the game are Shovelstrike Quarry and OK Motors. Breezy Hollow houses a tree with nearly every fruit in the game, Saltwater Shores is where I can fish for sea life, Market Place is where I find Kicks and the Nook kids selling their wares, and so on. Each location represents a feature of the land found in traditional Animal Crossing games. Pocket Camp’s world is broken up into eight pocket-sized locations: my campsite, Lost Lure Creek, Sunburst Island, Saltwater Shores, Breezy Hollow, Market Place, Shovelstrike Quarry and OK Motors.