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Includes game, two amiibo figures and three amiibo cards.
Animal Crossing amiibo figures and cards get their own party game
The board layout can remain the same, but the spaces and even the environment changes, depending on which month players choose for their game. As in other Animal Crossing games, players can buy turnips and use strategy to decide when to sell them for big money.
Another mode challenges players to help animals gather supplies to build a raft and escape an island before time runs out.
One compatible amiibo is required per player and are (sold separately).

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Party with your favorite Animal Crossing characters

Tap in compatible Animal Crossing amiibo accessories* and set off on a board game adventure for up to 4 players! Check out dynamic boards themed after the months of the year in the core Animal Crossing series, and enjoy events like Bunny Day and fishing contests. Or try escaping a desert island! And tap Animal Crossing amiibo to bring the party to life.

*amiibo required. Game, system and amiibo accessories sold separately. Compatibility and functionality of amiibo may vary per game. Visit amiibo.com for specific details on how each amiibo works.

Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival is a brand-new way to play with your favorite Animal Crossing characters. Your amiibo are front-and-center in this party game, and you’ll get to use them with fun content. Bring to life an expansive and dynamic board game where the board is based on the months of the year like the core Animal Crossing series. Or use your amiibo to strategize your way off a desert island—and more. The goal? Make your villager the happiest in town and party hard with your friends.


Board Game Experience the Animal Crossing universe in light-hearted board games based on the calendar, including the four seasons and seasonal events.	amiibo Party with favorite Animal Crossing characters like Isabelle and Tom Nook—who have become amiibo.	Party Bring your amiibo to the party, collect Happy Points, play with your friends, and save your Happy Points to your amiibo to expand your own game even more.	Accessories Use Animal Crossing amiibo cards in fun minigames.

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Platform:Nintendo Wii U | Edition:Bundle

Includes game, two amiibo figures and three amiibo cards.
Animal Crossing amiibo figures and cards get their own party game. Players are challenged to collect the most Happy Points by the end of a dynamic board game. The board layout can remain the same, but the spaces and even the environment changes, depending on which month players choose for their game. As in other Animal Crossing games, players can buy turnips and use strategy to decide when to sell them for big money.
Another mode challenges players to help animals gather supplies to build a raft and escape an island before time runs out.
One compatible amiibo is required per player and are (sold separately).
The game is scheduled to launch during the 2015 holiday season.

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Platform:Nintendo Wii U | Edition:Bundle

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November 13, 2015

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June 14, 2015

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cookie_monster

For the included Amiibos only

Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2018

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

I bought this for $11 for the Amiibos only. I don’t even have a wiiU and am tempted to throw away the atrocity that Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival is. To be clear, i bought this to get the Isabelle and Digby Amiibos and for $11 they were worth it. The game is trash, really. If you don’t believe me just watch a few minutes of YouTube play throughs on it. It’s boring and insanely uncreative. Think Mario party skeleton with an animal crossing skin. None of the meat from either. It’s bad. The Amiibos are great though. Also comes with three cards of Goldie, Stitches and Rosie. All three have cool explorer hats. I love it. Hate the game. The best mini game of amiibo festival is desert Island escape and you can play it in New leaf if you use wisp to invite Isabelle or Digby using the figures, or any AC figures, and buying the WiiU from them in their camper with CAT coupons. Save yourself the boredom of everything else that is Amiibo Festival.

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JulieTop Contributor: Pets

Great in the right context.

Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

I'm a bit torn on how to review this. I grew up renting an N64 and Mario Party from the video store (feeling old... Only 31...).
I found this while looking for more youth-appropriate/fun games to add to my collection as I began introducing the girl I babysit to video games.

If you're used to Mario Party games, and just want something similar, you may be disappointed. Unlike that series, there are no mini-games, and you can't purposely effect the progress of the other players. On that point, it's a bit less in terms of edge of your seat excitement. On the other hand, it takes away that possibility for resentment. Another good/bad point is the amiibos. The concept is really cool. It saves your data to be used each time you play. But for some children, that may be a point of argument, wanting to switch characters sometimes, or whether someone uses the wrong one.

I would definitely, however, recommend the game to younger children who aren't prone to anxiety over their property.
(Within reason! I don't personally condone really little kids having much screen time! I'm a bit less rigid when it's at least interactive, but there still needs to be some caution. I've seen some really affected kids.).

The game works like a typical board game. Pick a character. Roll the dice and move to the right spot.
You earn bells (Animal Crossing money) or lose them depending on what event it says happens on the spot you land on. You get stamps when you pass checkpoints. At certain intervals, characters show up and place extra event spaces temporarily that can give you items or win/lose you bells. I have honestly forgotten exactly what you need to win, but you can use bells toward getting more. Those are the basics, though. It's cute and simple. Involves reading and a little bit of basic math.

Pros
-Completely appropriate for all ages.
-Characters that you sort of customize by repeated use.
-Simple controls.
-Good way to do a board game that takes up much less space, or when nobody is available to play with.

Cons
-HATE that you have to take turns with the Wii U controller. Not helpful when your seats aren't close, and one player has extreme germophobia issues. (It, in fact, prevented us playing it. I've only tested it out alone once.) Nintendo needs to get going on finding better controller options.
-Better if you can read. Otherwise you need someone reading everything to you; Animal Crossing characters don't speak; just make a babbling noise and show text.
-If you've played Mario Party, this won't be very exciting.
-Could potentially cause arguments over customized amiibos. (Could be avoided if amiibos use is discussed before buying.)

Overall, I guess I would say to avoid it if you're a Mario Party fan (maybe look up Dokapon Kingdom instead!), but give it a shot if it's for younger kids who understand the rules in advance.

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CaroCat

Good for major series fans or young children

Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2019

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

If Mario Party met Animal Crossing, this would be its love child. The scenery is based in a New Leaf town with a lot of cute references to New Leaf and characters from the game as well. There is a LOT to this game other than it just being a board game simulation which can overwhelm the player if they aren't paying attention. I don't hate the game but it doesn't necessarily tickle my pickle. However, being a major Animal Crossing fan it gives me a warm feeling in my heart!

Packaging: Everything was perfect! Everything was in amazing condition. I was worried it would be a pre-owned game thrown into a worn box but I was pleasantly surprised to see everything looking good! It's happened before to me but not this time so I'm extremely pleased!
Also I got Stitches as an amiibo card so I am 100% thrilled.

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A game for those who like board games. A younger crowd will like this most.

Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2016

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

I've really enjoyed this game so far. I bought it for a around $35. If you like board games you may enjoy this. Don't expect an Animal Crossing though. It's closer to playing The Game of Life board game in the Animal Crossing universe. Younger kids will get the most enjoyment out of this. Older players will find the Turnip (stock) Market enjoyable because it adds a small amount of complexity to an otherwise straight forward roll-the-dice game. Data gets saved to the Amiibo statues but so far not the cards. (Still have to unlock some mini games. Need more in-game Happy Points and physical cards to progress.)

Nice features:
- You can play the board game as 1 player. (It's long however...you have to play with 3 NPCs which is over an hour easily of game time.). 6 of the 8 mini games are single player accessible. 4 mini games can be played with more than one player. 2 need at least 2 players.
- You can set a time limit on the board game.
- You can change your outfit b4 a game starts after you unlock them with happy points stored on the Amiibo.
- You don't need to register the amiibos to your Wii U to use them.
- You can see the amiibos that have played in your plaza.
- NPCs can be renamed.
- The board game host changes.
- The board game art changes based on month/season. Also different months add different holidays to the game.
Cons:
- No off screen play. So it gets played less in our house.
- Board game space cut-scenes can get repetitive. As a digital game they should have added some more variety.
- The three cards that come with the game are dissapointingly baseball card like. Since you have to use the cards to essentially log into the other mini games ... they could very easily get damaged by younger kids or adults for that matter. Credit card type cards would have been best. A thin plastic top and bottom protective glossy film at minimum really would have been nice. Personally, I will be buying hard plastic sleeves to protect them.
- The biggest disappointment is that some of the other mini games need 6 cards to gain access to them. So you have to buy more cards because the box comes with 3. I took off a star in the review because of that. So essentially your paying for the game + Amiibo statues (at least 1 Animal Crossing Amiibo statue is needed to get past the start screen) + Amiibo cards. If I'm forced to buy a bundle...have everything included. Maybe this bugs me because I would have preferred a digital download which is not available. Also the cards and statues are not interchangeable. Board game uses statues. Mini games use cards. Both can only be Animal Crossing.

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Hayden young

DONT BUY THIS! ITS A SCAM!!

Reviewed in Canada on April 6, 2018

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

I’m giving this one star even tho it should get no stars because it’s a total rip off!
It supposed to come with 2 rare amiibo and three amiibo cards! But instead all I got was the game!!!!! I am extremely disappointed and mad, I didn’t buy this just for the game!! I wanted the amiibo and cards!!! Cause otherwise it’s not worth it!! Anyway what I’m trying to say is, don’t buy it it’s not at all what it says!

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Orin J Howerton

How can this game get any worse? Keep playing to find out.

Reviewed in Canada on October 5, 2017

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

This game is bad, like brutally bad. Like play it once and trade it in bad. I cannot believe what a missed opportunity this is from Nintendo. It's like they took a list of the best gameplay mechanics from Animal Crossing and decided to remove every single one and instead make a mind numbing board game with near zero interaction required to play. You literally drop your amiibo on the gamepad to roll the dice(which doesn't speed up or do anything other the roll at a set rate, Mario Party U at least had some change in animation there to remove the tedium), watch your character move the rolled number of spaces, then read a text box with a quick blurb on why you lost or gained points, exactly like Monopoly Chance cards in the board game. That's it... literally it, you do that over and over and over again for AN HOUR a game. How anyone could have play tested this and thought it was fun is beyond me. My 6 year old who normally loves Animal Crossing was done with this game after one playthrough as it just has no redeeming qualities. There's about 6 mini games that you can unlock, but get this... you can't play them in the board game mode. They're unlocked using Happy Points or something and you have to grind through the board game at least twice to unlock some of them, and some of them have ridiculous Amiibo card requirements, there's one that needs 6 cards(game comes with 3)! There's some additional decorations for the board games and Amiibo Animal Crossing characters you can unlock but to be honest I was about ready to shoot myself after the 2 play throughs we forced ourselves to go through to unlock the mini games, only to find out that half of the 6 minigames were single player only(Who is buying this for single player?!) , and another few were gated behind Amiibo card requirements, and the couple remaining are not fun after the first few times you play them. It's like this was designed by a committee focused on ensuring that they removed any potential fun from the game. Maybe the dev team was notified in the initial stages of the project that they were being laid off at the end of the dev cycle and this was their revenge? I would really like to know how this happened. If you're trying to make your children hate video games this is the one to do it.

Sorry for the rant, its just astounding that games like this are made when Nintendo typically puts out quality titles, and isn't afraid to postpone them if they feel they're not up to snuff. For the 19.99$ purchase price at the time I purchased it its only worth it if you're collecting Animal Crossing Amiibos as it does come with two. But there's no other games that actually use them for anything so unless you're just putting them on shelf I'd even steer clear of that.

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Scott Brown

Everything was as advertised. Very Happy.

Reviewed in Canada on May 5, 2020

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

Came in pristine condition and looked unopened with both Amiibo figures and three cards (One was Goldie!) Bought it so my daughter and I could use the Amiibo and cards with NH, NL and HHD. Very happy to add a couple more Amiibo to our growing collection. It’s a much better deal to get this than to try and buy the figures and cards separately. Just be aware of who you’re buying from and choose a reputable seller and you should be fine.

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Khaleesi

Great price!

Reviewed in Canada on March 15, 2020

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

Ok so I didn’t have the game, but what I REALLY wanted was the Winter Isabelle amiibo. I already had Digby, but this was the cheapest way to get Winter Isabelle PLUS a bonus game lol
So... that’s pretty great.

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Roberto

Un buen paquete de amiibos con un juego de mesa virtual gratis

Reviewed in Mexico on March 6, 2017

Platform: Nintendo Wii UEdition: BundleVerified Purchase

Sinceramente lo mejor del juego son los amiibos que incluye (2 figuras y 3 cartas) aunque al precio que esta actualmente el juego no esta nada mal; El mayor defecto del juego es que hay q jugarlo varias veces para poder desbloquear los minijuegos o poder editar el pueblito q es el tablero pero una vez q eso se puede hacer el juego es mucho mas agradable. Algo que recomiendo es tener algunas cartas de aldeanos de Animal Crossing ya que ayudan mucho a darle vida al juego ademas de que las cartas se usan mas que las figuras (q solo se usan para el juego de tablero).

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