Report: Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp just had its best month ever

Following Crossing the Animals: New HorizonsRelease, mobile game Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp had its best month ever, according to the app's analytics website SensorTower.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp was released in October 2017, and allowed players to make a temple and invite their favorite citizens to hang it.

SensorTower reports that Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp hit a 7.1 million downloads worldwide just in April. In March, it had 4.5 million worldwide downloads

April was also the best month for consumer spending, collecting $ 7.9 million in global spending alone. Only one time Pocket Camp

it was closer to this in August of 2019, when the game hit $ 7.8 with global spending.

In Pocket Camp, Players can use real money to buy Leaf Tickets, which is money used to speed up art production or buy special time-stamped furniture. Leaf Tickets are used mainly to purchase lucrative cookies, which offer random items tailored to specific categories of citizens. In November 2019, Nintendo introduced a game registration system that would give each player a “helper” from the camp to complete tasks or give out dozens of lucky cookies every month.

It's safe to guess Pocket Camp

take thanks to people who can't get enough of the series or to people who might not be Nintendo Switch, but want to get in on the action of Animal Crossing. Pocket Camp and has crossover features with New Horizons, which may have caused players to reload the mobile game to gain bonus items.

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