Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you love Animal Crossing, you may get more of a kick out of this one. Otherwise, I'd recommend sticking to the older Mario Party games.

My wife and I were bored to tears slogging through this trek but my 5 and 7 year old seemed to enjoy this board game-take on Animal Crossing. Amiibo required to play.

Wonderful game for parties with less competitive friends where Mario party wouldn't be a great fit. A good variety of games and does a great job communicating the overall feel of the Animal Crossing Franchise.

I bought this for my daughter for her birthday. One evening she asked me to play it with her, something she never does. I had fun! We had some quality time that was priceless. We are going to collect more. Thanks.

Would recommend for someone who loves the animal crossing series. Does get very repetitive after a few plays, but would not recommend this game at full price.

I had my doubts buying this game and it turned out to be true. My kids liked it in the beginning but after a few round started to loose interest in the game.

I found the game to be very different from the 3ds game series and something of it's own. If bought on sale it's pretty cheap and pays for itself when the two amiibo are factored in.

I was nervous about ordering this because the format didn't sound very fun, but I was pleasantly surprised. My 5 & 7 year old can play independently but it's enjoyable for adults too.

For an amiibo collector, this was a steal getting Isabelle (Summer Outfit), Digby, and three exclusive amiibo cards... but the game is a shallow cash grab. You have to have an amiibo to play the game (which is set up very much like Mario Party, except with an Animal Crossing setting), and the only thing they're required for is to roll the dice. It's like an annoying little pay wall to an otherwise decent mobile game or something.

I initially wasn't going to collect the animal crossing Amiibos but since the price dropped so low I couldn't resist. Nice detail in the figures. Completely happy.

Has and always will still be one of those games that comes out new for each new platform created, but still continues to impress each and every time. Loads of fun to play.

Game is just awful. Not worth 60 at all. Only buy this for the amiibo. Game is worthless

Threw away the game but kept the amiiibos. No interest in the game but at $12 I couldn't resist getting 2 amiibos.

Honestly, the game is horrendous and boring. I wish I never bought it.

This game is based entirely around Nintendo's amiibos. In order to play this game you have to have at least a couple amiibos. On top of that the gameplay in this game feels like a poor mans Mario Party. This is by far the worst Animal Crossing game ever released, and it makes Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer seem like a masterpiece in comparison.

Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival is notably a bad video game, hence why you see it on the cheap for new with amiibo. The game really isn't anything special, and at times is downright bad. But if you're buying it for $10, it's a cute time waster. It's at least better than some more expensive bad games. The Catan-like game is at least passable.

My daughter enjoys it but I believe it will soon get forgotten.

This game is awful. It is slow paced, and there is really no control over how it plays out. It mostly consists of touching the Amiibo to the gamepad, and then something random happens. However, my four year old enjoys playing it; and I enjoy doing it with him. I really bought it because it was at a reduced price and I wanted the two Amiibo inside.

Not really even a game. More of a gimmick to buy amiibo to use but for $5 I can't complain

If bought on sale this bundle is a steal. Buy it on sale and you won't be sorry, get them while they are still on clearance!