The same goes for Amiibo Festival as a whole. It's hard to hate - but investing in a boring board game where extra counters cost thirteen quid is sure to leave you short of both bells and happy points.

The Game Has Really Fun And Interesting Charcters, Which I Really Like! The First Time I Played The Game All The Graphics Looked Cute And Amazing. But You Really, Really Get Bored Out Of Your Head After A Few Gameplays!

The Animal Crossing series began life as an experiment. Would gamers actually enjoy a title where you have no combat, or really any objective at all? The a

The creators of Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival knew an inferior imitation of the Mario Party franchise for the Wii wouldn't serve any relative purpose other than to sell more Amiibo figures.

Im a huge AC fan, and this is no AC game, but thats fine! My kids and I collect Amiibos and the game is pretty simple, so its fun to take out the AC Amiibos and play this game together. Its like mario party, minus the mini games, its more a game of wagers and risks.

Nintendos latest digital board game, Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival, is a bit of a snoozefest. Read Kidzworlds full review right here!

Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival shares many similarities with traditional Animal Crossing games. It's serene, slow-paced, and lighter, much like its life-sim roots. More importantly, the game puts little focus on goals, choosing instead to place its emphasis on the value of smaller moments.

Retains the Animal Crossing spirit; Clean presentation

Dull and unexciting; amiibo integration feels forced; Gimmicky mini games

It's GREAT i feel any hardcore animal crossing fan would love it but anyone that isn't a huge animal crossing fan most likely not like it and i still feel that smash bros has the best amigo use.

Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival is undoubtedly charming, using the world and little details of Animal Crossing to their fullest. However, there's not enough to it to keep me coming back.

Charming; Fun ideas

Slow; Shallow; Poor amiibo use

More like 'bored' game, amirite? Now if only they had a worthwhile game to use them with. You are logged out. Login | Sign up At the end of each game, Happy Points are converted into Happy Tickets (where 100 points equals one ticket).