Retro Animal Crossing Game Collection
2 total gamesIn Animal Crossing, you arrive in a new settlement, tasked with building a peaceful life by customizing your home, interacting with quirky animal neighbors, and engaging in activities like fishing, bug catching, and fossil hunting, with hundreds of distinct animal villagers to meet.
About the Animal Crossing Series
Animal Crossing is a life simulation series that invites players into a charming, real-time world where they can build a personal life at their own pace. The first entry, Dōbutsu no Mori, launched in Japan in 2001 on the Nintendo 64, establishing the core concept of moving into a community populated by anthropomorphic animals.
Across the series, you typically arrive as a new resident in a town or, more recently, an island. Your primary goal is to settle in, make friends with the animal villagers who reside there, and develop your surroundings. This involves a wide array of activities: you can fish in rivers and the ocean, catch bugs in the trees and on the ground, dig up fossils from the earth, and even plant flowers and trees. The game world operates on a real-world clock and calendar, meaning events, seasons, and the appearance of certain creatures or items change daily and seasonally.
Players spend considerable time customizing their living space, from the interior of their house to the exterior landscape. Furniture sets like the Rococo or Imperial collections can be collected and arranged. You’ll also interact with recurring characters like Tom Nook, the entrepreneurial tanuki who often facilitates property ownership and upgrades, and K.K. Slider, a canine musician who performs concerts. The number of villagers living alongside you typically ranges from eight to ten, each with their own distinct personality and daily routine, making each Animal Crossing community feel unique.
All Animal Crossing Retro Games
2 games available
Animal Crossing: Wild World
You'll arrive in a village populated by animals and spend your days building a new life by decorating your home, interacting with neighbors, and collecting items like fish, bugs, and fossils, all while a real-time clock dictates the passing seasons and events in Animal Crossing: Wild World.
Animal Forest
You settle into a new town populated by animals, managing your home and paying off debts to a raccoon shopkeeper by performing daily tasks like fishing, bug catching, and decorating your space, all while experiencing real-time seasons and events.