Animal Crossing: City Folk

My Review on Animal Crossing: City Folk. Enjoy.

Animal Crossing: City Folk is a game that is based on average everyday normal life. In the beginning you start out with a tiny house, and have to work for the raccoon, Tom Nook. (I call him nook the crook). Also like normal life no matter whether your playing or not, time passes on. Also your friends keep living their life, with or without you. The closer you get to all of your neighbors the more they’ll like you, after a little while your neighbors will start to want to play games with you. Such as hide and seek, even though they arent the greatest at it. They also will just give you random gifts. And theyll also give you a nickname. After you get out of your tiny house, and pay off your debt, Nook will want you to upgrade, and the next morning you will find your house just a bit bigger, and youll be a bit more proud of your now a little bit bigger house. As time passes on you keep getting a bigger house, getting more friends and doing a whole bunch of events that happen in your town. Once you get the house so big, you wont be able to make it any bigger, itll be the happiest day of your Animal Crossing life when you pay off the 569,000 Bells to put in that basement. The game isnt exactly complete yet, you still now have to try and get a “Perfect Town”. Which is when all of your neighbors are happy, and also all of the weeds are picked out, Theirs no trash on the ground (Excluding Fruit and Seashells). Once youve finished up the game as much as youve wanted to you can always create a new game, Or just tear down your house and build a new town. But possibly the greatest part of this game is that you can have friends over to your town via the Nintendo Wifi Connection. You can have up to 4 people over at once, An Animal Crossing Party.

Overall i have to give Animal Crossing: City Folk a 9/10. Its definitely one of my favorite games ever.

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  1. Posted December 14, 2009 at 11:25 pm

    I love city folk =)

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