In my opinion, not a bad animal crossing game but definitely the worst. I think my main issue with this game is that there's too much to do at one time. What I mean is, in other animal crossing games there were characters that would appear on your island, and they'd only appear on a certain day of the week, and the game works with irl days. This game, instead having a new salesman or something everyday, has the salesmen from other games in the city, which is a separate area from your town. These vendors never change. Which is why this game is probably the easiest one to drop out of all animal crossing games, because there's no incentive to log on after a week or two, because you know everything will just be the same as yesterday.
I'm not sure why, but I can play this game for hours and hours a day when I'm really into an Animal Crossing phase! My sister never really liked the older games and whenever I try to explain to her what stuff I even spend my time doing in it... I don't know man! It's just relaxing and fun to walk around, collect stuff, catch creatures, make designs, sort my flowers, redecorate my house, write letters. When I think about it, there's not an insane amount to do, but it's a neat and creative-empowering experience where you can spend some quiet time with yourself.
City Folk is the definitive version of the original "Animal Crossing" games. Despite the little amount of content additions this game provided in its release, City Folk stands as one of the original 3 titles that new fans of the series should hope to try first when looking for an authentic original AC experience.
I remember when I first played this game for a looooong time I hated Rover and I do not remember why , I had an entire town dedicated to hating him in every way , the town was called f-rover and i constantly made hate posts on the board about him. I don't really remember much else about this game except my arm always hurting having to hold it up just to walk around , I never really played it much and every time I tried , I quit early and I never really enjoyed myself . I think Animal Crossing games just aren't for me , I enjoyed New Leaf and played a little bit of Wild World and New Horizons , I tried to like them but in the end these kinds of games just aren't my taste , and this one of the four I've tried out , I enjoyed the least . Perhaps I'll give it another shot some day , but I don't think that's anytime soon for me .
This was given to me as a gift for Christmas many many years ago, I came to hate Rover for some dumb reason (I did not like the way he was asking me stuff) and named my village "K*llRover" PLEASE like it was not that serious... it is so funny to think about now. Apart from that, I genuinely had fun playing
i remember getting this game when i was very little, could never make it off the train station because i didn't know i had to point the wii remote at the screen in order to move ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
years later i eventually returned to it after playing new leaf a lot, wanting to see what i missed out on. turns out, it was a lot! city folk offers a classic experience that i recommend every wii owner to go through for themselves. you'll be wrapped up trying to catch all the fish and bugs, digging up fossils, customizing your house and paying off that goddamn raccoon or whatever he is
for a game called city folk, the city gimmick leaves a lot to be desired. there's definitely a lot of things that can keep you occupied the first few visits, but after a while you start to realize that there's nothing all too important over there.
regardless, city folk delivers on that pure animal crossing charm so many people love it for. marking it as completed because i feel satisfied in what i managed to accomplish in my town over the months i played it. i love this game
years later i eventually returned to it after playing new leaf a lot, wanting to see what i missed out on. turns out, it was a lot! city folk offers a classic experience that i recommend every wii owner to go through for themselves. you'll be wrapped up trying to catch all the fish and bugs, digging up fossils, customizing your house and paying off that goddamn raccoon or whatever he is
for a game called city folk, the city gimmick leaves a lot to be desired. there's definitely a lot of things that can keep you occupied the first few visits, but after a while you start to realize that there's nothing all too important over there.
regardless, city folk delivers on that pure animal crossing charm so many people love it for. marking it as completed because i feel satisfied in what i managed to accomplish in my town over the months i played it. i love this game
After an exact month of playing this near daily, I think it's appropriate to mark this as "played" to bring up my tally for the end of the year. I haven't completed the museum yet, obviously, but I've upgraded my house a few times and made a lot of progress. A solid AC title to pick up for ~30 minutes a day or so and do daily tasks, but lacking depth beyond that. I still prefer the original and New Leaf to this.