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Sure this game isn't for everyone and might not be for you, but the charm is still there. All that quirky dialog, funny characters and ease of use makes this an animal crossing game but not a main line game. @Kaze_Memaryu You know it's called a spin-off and not a mainline AC game, this isn't supposed to be New Leaf 2.0.
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I listened to nintendoworldreport's Radio Free Nintendo podcast, and they slammed this game for lack of difficulty, no persistence, and monetization with the amiibo cards. Probably just wait awhile since there are other 3DS titles I still need to get (Tomodachi Life, etc.). I at least appreciate what the AC team were trying to do for something different like this and the board game since AC never really had a spin off before, but unlike the main games I'm not rushing out to buy them ASAP.
Real life also moves on, and I can't make the necessary time to do it all over a second time, so just visiting occasionally will suit me fine. Apologies to all other commentators for us going off topic. The charm isn't lost, and that's not really what I meant to begin with, since that charm mostly comes from the plethora of characters. But the spirit of the entire Animal Crossing franchise was to not tell you what to do, but leave everything to your whim. @Spectra_Twilight I call nonsense on your statement I'm afraid.
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So the fact that you guys have this game is a 7 instead of a 1 is quite mind boggling. It sounds dreadful in every sense of the word - and I sunk 100+ hours into ACNL. Seems like this can go two ways; either you're OK with the ability to create whatever you want, or you want some challenge in how you go about it. The former will love this game, and the latter will probably turn it down. Although each one gives you a challenge to face - such as creating a home of a certain colour, feel or tone - the game doesn't judge your performance in any way. This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available.
Click on listings to see photos, amenities, price and much more. Mind you I still think amiibo festival is going to be a very lackluster game, but it's probably going to have some of that AC spirit in it. The AC development team is very passionate about this franchise, they aren't going to create a game in the franchise without a "soul". I personally feel like the AC titles on the way are an attempt to bring others that may like the game style but not the time sink on board.
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Atleast its playable unlike how many devs don't even make their game playable. Basically, Happy Home Designer is the polar opposite of Animal Crossing, and even a spinoff shouldn't twist and mangle the base concept beyond recognition. It's not a bad game, but it wants to be an Animal Crossing game, and as that, it fails miserably to captivate any of the charm that the series is known for. ACNL does this too with the real time clock and gradual upgrades, but has plenty goals for you to pursuit along the way. That review sums up what i pretty much thought of the game.
Ugh, even thinking of this as "sequel" to New Leaf is nauseating. It's like they removed all of your sense of accomplishment and purpose in life from this "game". This has more in common with a colouring book than New Leaf. At least the coloring book knows it's place in life, this title doesn't even know what it wants out of life.
Someone call me when they start making the good stuff again. My only beef with the game is that I would have liked to see the HHA point system be an option in the game for those who want more of a challenge. "Quick, piecemeal, and incomplete experiences, and less full-blown titles." This seems like it should be a cheap download-only title, not a full retail release. I'll bite if it ever gets a steep discount (50% or more off the price).
This way I guarantee myself the bundle in case I miss it at a better retailer somehow. Even the Retro 3 pack is back in stock at GameStop, as is the Xenoblade Collector's Edition. Gold Mario bundle with Super Mario Maker at Walmart. I could go on, but bottom line is this- amiibo are everywhere but no, it doesn't seem to be common knowledge. Also, have you even played this game yet, or are you just listening to reviews of the game?
So far ive seen a lot of other reviews other than just this one. Others such as gamexplain say this game gets very repetitive after a good while of constantly creating just houses and with that making the type of themed houses you want to create on the inside. And I can definitely see what they mean by that, personally this AC just isnt for me. Wii U may be dead, but I'm spending a whole lot of money to play games on it.
I spend enough time in story of seasons I can't juggle another high maintenance game...stopped playing tomodachi life for the same reason. @Captain_Gonru I noticed the remodeling last time I was in Target last Thursday - all the new Skylanders stuff, on display 4 days too early - kind of shoved all the Ntineod stuff out of the way. They still had room for the $99 red Wii Mini though. We've purchased the last two Animal Crossing games because we bought into the hype and both times we failed to get into the game, and both times we felt regret after buying. I like the presence of Villager in Smash and the AC track on Mario Kart 8....and the puzzle in Mii Plaza is cool with it being a snapshot of all the characters.
The fact that the game appears to lack challenge will bother some, others may welcome the opportunity to challenge their own ingenuity. Check out some of the YouTube player postings of this game, many clearly have challenged themselves and appear to be enjoying it. As a mature woman with my own decorative preferences I found the "theme" restrictions and unsolicited snippy comments from the HHA in Wild World annoying. Thankfully this aspect was moved into the background in New Leaf, and you could get your home assessed by the HHA, or you could ignore them. The player was left alone to display his or her own ingenuity with the furniture. And, Oh boy, didn't the real innovators display ingenuity in designing their home interiors and town gardens!
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