Animal Crossing: City Folk bring the animals back into the village in this multiplayer wii game.  This time you won’t be limited just to your village you’ll also be going to the big city (even though the city is smaller then your town).

While you can build relationships with the villagers (sorry you can’t date them) you can also destroy them by making fun of them.  Sending hate mails however won’t work, trust me I tried.

The game has multiple potential of what to do, as you can tell from reading below.  Let’s just say there are multiple things for you to do everyday.

Pro:	Play with real time Experience every holiday in the game too Many things to do Collect over thousands of furniture to decorate your house Visit your friend’s town via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Funny characters
Con:	Gets boring after you finish everything for the day Sometimes things become too slow Things are too much based on time Typing without a keyboard is hard

Animal Crossing: City Folks Gameplay

Animal Crossing: City Folk is a real life simulation wii game.  You have just left your family to start out a life on your own.  That’s about how far the story of the game lasts.

After answering a couple of questions that determines what your character looks like, your name, and the name of your town, you’ll arrive in town.  Here you meet a colorful cast of randomly created characters that can come and leave from your village.

You’ll be forced to do a bit of manual labor to get to know the game, but after that you’re free to do whatever you want and whenever you want.

You can:

• Catch fish and insects
• Dig up fossils
• Donate bugs, fish, fossils, and painting to the museum
• Decorate your house with the furniture
• Play the Stalk Market (I’m serious on stalk)
• Chat with neighbors
• Design your own clothing and then once it catches on force people to talk to each other and make them change clothes to make a cult.  RAINBOW FOREVER!!!!
• Cut down trees trying to get bees for revenge on popping a balloon
• And the list goes on.  It’s life away from life!

The only thing that actually keeps the game going though is your debt.  You’ll be dealing with Tom Nook here.  Tom Nook builds your houses, and when you pay it off the greedy raccoon will force you to upgrade it.

There are special events that are scattered across the year in the game: a walrus that eats everything, a naked dog that plays a guitar, the lists goes on.

The City

The game is called: Animal Crossing: City Folk.  At one point I didn’t get why it was called that.  There was no city.  Well 3 months later I found out there was a city, and how to get there.

To get to the city you just go to the place just outside of the gate to invite your friends via Friend Codes, and click on the bus stop sign.  This will take you to the city.

In the city you’ll meet all sorts of different animals, maybe even some that you previously had met in older games.  There are many more things to do in the city:

• A lousy comedian – He’s so bad sometimes he’s funny.
• A shoe shiner – He changes your shoe color
• A barber – They give you a new haircut.
• An overpriced store – They sell extremely over-priced clothes and furniture.
• A shady, overpriced store that everybody knows about – Crazy Red is back, and he’s easier to reach then ever.
• A fortuneteller – Katrina is also back, and she’s also easier to reach.
• HRA Academy – Guess who runs it?  Lyman the guy who hates his job and life.
• A Auction – Here you can put items up for auction with your friends and anybody else with WiiConnect24

Animal Crossing: City Folks Multiplayer

There really isn’t a local multiplayer mode for Animal Crossing: City Folks.  You have Nintendo WFC.

If you want to go to other peoples town you have to go to the gates, but first you have to register your friend code with each other.

Offline

I don’t know if you consider this multiplayer, but you can make a total of 4 people in your village, however you can only play one person at a time.

Nintendo WFC

This is the good part, here you can go online and visit other people’s towns, or you can invite people over to your town.  Remember you need your friend’s Friend Code and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

When you invite people over you can do anything you normally can do except do it with a friend.  You can play hide-and-seek, tag, fishing, bug catching, etc.  The skies the possibility,

Conclusion

Even though I have talked about a lot of things you can do there are still many people and things you can meet.  Another example is when you reset the game.  You do not ever want to do that, trust me.

Anyways there are special characters that come out on specific holidays, and even a talking snowman.

Animal Crossing: Wild Folk have a great amount of things for you to do and get bored of for an hour, and then be back 30 minutes later.

if you’re interested, I recommend you to buy this game, but you can rent it first at Gamefly starting as low as $8.95 or Try For Free!

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