Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp first launched as a free-to-play game in 2017 on Android and iOS devices, almost three years ahead of the Animal Crossing boom in 2020. The game got regular updates throughout its seven-year history, with new events, items, and features added in subsequent versions of the app.

Pocket Camp was announced to be ending. Around the same time, though, it was revealed that there would be a paid version of the game that Animal Crossing fans had grown to love called Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete.

Animal Crossing's long-running cosy smartphone spin-off will be switched off today, at 3pm UK time. That's just under two hours' away, at the time of writing. At that point, you'll no longer be able to log in or play Pocket Camp, and your account - unless linked to your Nintendo Account - will be gone for good.

Pocket Camp Complete, which is a pay-for-play offline version of Pocket Camp that lets customers continue to play the popular game.

Pocket Camp Complete gives players free access to the Warehouses, which begs the question: Just how many items can you have?

Pocket Camp, Nintendo's free-to-play Animal Crossing mobile game, was shut down on November 30, 2024, after seven years of service. It

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete, the new paid version of Nintendo’s mobile Animal Crossing game, is available now. Pocket Camp Complete replaces the previous free-to-play version of Pocket Camp, which was shut down on November 29, seven years after it initially launched.

This December, you can find a collection of HH challenges in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete to finish rooms without much help.