Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just another Wii U title to add to the collection since it's so cheap.

Kids really like Animal Crossing Amiibos. Colorful and good build quality.

If you want amiibo figures get this, if you're looking for an actual game, just get Mario Party. This "game" is just you tapping the figures to the controller to roll a die. There are no mini-games and little to no strategy in it at all.

This game is only for die-hard fans of the Animal Crossing series. There's minimal playing that you actually do in the game (taking the board game inspiration deeply to heart). The Amiibo that come with the game are of high quality, however.

Skip this game and wait for a real animal crossing game on the wii u. If you want a board game inspired video game go for a mario party title. The mini games are not fun and the main game has you just going around a board with little action to take.

The game has a lot of fun events that occur that any Animal Crossing fan will enjoy, but the balance leaves something to be desired when 1 player is far behind and then magically on the last 2 turns have amazing luck to come back and win.

This is a great game to buy if you want to play a game with family

great price for the game with amibo. My daughter loves it

Purchased to add to amibo collection. Love the cute design

My kids love it and play it several times during the week.

Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival had a lot of potential, but it's a bit wasted due to the lack of variety. What could have been an extremely fun party game turns out to be a dumbed down Mario Party esque game.

This game is great for the animal crossing nostalgia but is dull and boring after one play tgrough

A great addition to the Animal Crossing experience.

This is basically Mario Party with Animal Crossing characters. Additionally, you need Amiibos in order to play each character. Unless you have a lot of AC amiibos, I probably don't recommend it.

We thought this game might be like the Mario Party games that are out there but it is a bit slower moving than Mario. It didn't hold the attention of the kids playing it because it took a long time to finish the game. It was a good concept because they really like the Animal Crossing characters but it just didn't hold their attention throughout the whole game. It has only been used a handful of times compared to Mario Kart or Mario Party.

It's not the Animal Crossing everyone wanted obviously. As a Mario Party style game, its okay. Gets boring very fast, but at a sale price with included amiibo I don't regret getting it.

Its basically mario party in the animal crossing universe. Fun with constantly changing rules requiring you to adapt your "strategy". Limited strategy or skill though. Its entirely chance based.

You will have hours of fun playing this game with young kids. Teaches simplified investing and saving strategies and is tons of fun for the whole family. We play this together on weekends about 1-2 times a month for a few hours.

For the money you ultimately get two figurines, three cards and a game package with snippets of fun and charm - it's ultimately up to you whether that's worthy of your cash.

I read reviews before ordering. It might not be the best game out there. But it's simple enough, where we all can play together as a family. It helps that it has the option for a time limit, if we don't have a lot of time to play.