It's suitable for all ages, although young children (around eight years old?) may not want to commit to the tasks the game requires (the repetition of having to shake trees, talk to neighbors, fish, etc

The last time I had play'd my friends and family cried outside my apartment as I said "wait, let me shake these trees one more time"

I was able to pay Nook his down-payment for my home the very same day I moved into the town, just by catching fish and shaking a few trees

You have real time fun, fishing, catching bugs, chasing bees, shaking trees, picking fruit, planting flowers

They shake trees, try to catch bugs, fish and

You would be amazed at how time consuming fishing, shaking trees, and chasing after bugs can be (you'll understand that more after

so I'm just shaking trees getting stung and digging up fossils

I'm still widdling away at the 'bank 100,000,000 bells' medal :UI don't recommend if you don't at least play the game a couple hours a day to keep relations with your villagers (if you're one who likes to collect the items that prove your friendship among the huge villager list [items known as 'animal pictures']- my usual routine is find the daily 4 fossils and 3 gyroids if it rained/snowed in-game the previous day and find the money rock or on occasion gem rock and the fake rock, shake all the trees around town to get another 2,000 bells and catch the 5 bees from said trees, water all the flowers around town, and lastly talk to everyone around town at least once)

Wake up, shake some trees, dig up some fossils, chat with the townsfolk

All I ever do is try to make money...shaking the trees, catching fish, and hitting rocks mostly

The first few days I was surprised that the only things I could do was shake trees and fish to earn money for a house upgrade

You still need to dig up fossils, shake trees, and snare yourself some bugs

Don't be too surprised when they start looting all the bells in your house to sell for a cool T=Shirt, though