Then after hours and hours of gameplay, around 10+ hours at most, you'll beat the game and that's it. Once you get the hang of the game, it's best to start over and go through a proper run of the game once you understand the mechanics. When you combine certain stores side by side, they provide bonuses to each other so it gets real complex the first time around. Your village becomes bigger to allow more space to build. Once you get into it, it really hooks up as time goes on, more characters show up. You can tackle specific quests for loot, or just let the characters in the village do their own thing, but a mix of both is fun. Each character also has their own unique classes, but you can change them to suit your village.

The characters are parodies of many famous people, video game characters, you name it. The road, the shops, the restaurants, and then you empower the characters who visit your village with items, gear, loot, so they can go out and battle what's out there. I've tried many but I would say Dungeon Village is the most fun game that they've developed.ĭungeon Village is a simulation game where you take control of a village where you are building the entire city. Kairosoft develops many simulation games with different themes. So looking back at one of the most fun games that Kairosoft has made in the plethora of mobile games out there. From 10 years ago when I first owned my iPod Touch, and now it's really something. There are a ton of mobile games out there.

Dungeon village building placement