Nintendo has more details visible in its postpaid version of Animal Crossing: Space Camp.
The company announced in August that the Space Camp of free mobile games would end on November 29, seven years after it first announced it.
It has now announced that its successor, which will be titled Animal Crossing: Area Camp Whole, will be exempt on December 3.
The new app will cost $19.99, but will start at $9.99/£8.99 until January 31.
Area Camp Whole will detail almost everything included in the free version, with a few exceptions.
Players will be able to transfer their save data by linking their current Area Camp game data with a Nintendo Account, the closest thing to logging into Area Camp Whole with the same account.
This will improve your player level, Bell balance, animal friendship levels, furniture, crafting pieces, outfits, and the layout of your camp, cabin, and van.
Players will not be able to link Space Camp to their Nintendo Account after the app ends on November 29, so players will need to link their account as soon as possible if they have not already done so.
Options not available in Area Camp Whole include the Leaf Tickets premium currency, the paid monthly subscription to Area Camp Membership, or the ability to play with friends online.
These can be replaced with new features, such as Leaf Tokens (which can also be obtained in-game), Camper Cards that can also be exchanged with other players via QR codes, and some features that have been part of the game. from the Area Camp Club, such as walking with a designated animal.
Events that already took place in the free-to-play version will repeat again in Area Camp Whole over a four-year cycle, allowing players to obtain parts and animals they may have overlooked to date.
New events and items will also continue to be added to the game until at least September 2025.
A new Full Product Catalog detail will also be added, showing each and every product in the game. Players will be able to win full tickets, which will also be able to obtain these items, even urgent ones that will not be available or would otherwise require the player to look forward to a tournament.
The free-to-play model will get a tournament known as The Ultimate Tournament, which offers “in-game giveaways, gifts for friends, and a special souvenir for everyone who plays until the last day.”
