Dungeon Village
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2013 10:28 pmSo, I got Dungeon Village for my android.
Dungeon village is a sim city-like game. There's a village with the surrounding countryside chock full of monsters. As mayor, you build things like inns, armories, magic schools and whatnot in order to attract adventurers. Adventurers go to your village, buy stuff, then go kill monsters and then buy more stuff from your village. You can also hold quests (such as exploring ruins) that adventurers join. You can't directly control the adventurers themselvesz, but you can give them armor, weapons and items to buff them up and let them take on bigger, more profitable monsters.
Very retro (8 bit NES) graphics, but it works.
No microtranscations. No "pay real $$$ for stuff!", which I found nearly every other mobile game has. Once you download it, that's it. No ads either other than the title screen.
Very addicting. Sleep is the enemy. As well as tablet charge. Had to resort to playing while plugged in. Of course, that ended up with the tablet getting too hot to hold after a few hours. Jeebus, they should have made this game for the PC instead.
Dungeon village is a sim city-like game. There's a village with the surrounding countryside chock full of monsters. As mayor, you build things like inns, armories, magic schools and whatnot in order to attract adventurers. Adventurers go to your village, buy stuff, then go kill monsters and then buy more stuff from your village. You can also hold quests (such as exploring ruins) that adventurers join. You can't directly control the adventurers themselvesz, but you can give them armor, weapons and items to buff them up and let them take on bigger, more profitable monsters.
Very retro (8 bit NES) graphics, but it works.
No microtranscations. No "pay real $$$ for stuff!", which I found nearly every other mobile game has. Once you download it, that's it. No ads either other than the title screen.
Very addicting. Sleep is the enemy. As well as tablet charge. Had to resort to playing while plugged in. Of course, that ended up with the tablet getting too hot to hold after a few hours. Jeebus, they should have made this game for the PC instead.