Virtual Villagers 2 Free for iPad

Virtual Villagers 2 Free for iPad

by LDW Software, LLC

221 ratings
66 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 3, 2010
  • December 18, 2011

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Nurture a tribe of little people by teaching them survival skills. Grow a village, research technologies, and fight diseases in real-time. Uncover the island's secrets and guide your villagers' destiny.

Real-time gameplay
Tribe management
Village growth and survival
Research and technology
Island exploration and puzzles
Collectible items
Stew crafting
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What's New in Virtual Villagers 2 Free for iPad

1.1.3

December 18, 2011

Changes in ad content.

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Plz update so I can play

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Good, but also Awful...

OK, this game is OK, I guess, but really? 8 people? Come ON. I know, it's to get you to PAY for a different version, of course. It's EXTREMELY difficult to keep everyone alive at first, food is... Gone very, VERY fast, and it gets frustrating. Don't get this game if you have anger issues, because it gets sooo annoying!
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Love the Game, Hate the Version

First of all, I would like to say I love Virtual Villagers. I completed the first one a while back, so it was natural that I move on to the second one. And this is why the review has two stars instead of one.

However, when I started the second one, I was given all females and two males. But even that would've been okay if it weren't for the fact you have a max population of eight people! Therefore, I had to wait until all of my villagers were in their fifties before I could have another kid, and even then, it was a girl. So my villagers grew older, and I finally got them to have another kid, and guess what? It was a girl again. And after that, they got too old to HAVE kids, so I had to restart.

So I restart the game, and the SAME EXACT THING happens, only this time I get two females.

So this is a great game, but the population limit and uneven gender statistics make me so frustrated! Do not get this game, it isn't worth it. You can't complete the game!
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Add more things?

I wish you could place your own items and hunt other things.And maybe add pets??It's fun and kinda addicting but still.Please add more stuff to the game.

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What is Virtual Villagers 2 Free for iPad?

It is a real-time village simulation game where you care for and nurture a tribe of little people. You teach them survival skills, manage their needs like food and housing, research technologies, and help them fight diseases as their village grows and prospers.

What are the key features of this game?

Key features include real-time gameplay that continues even when the app is off, the ability to create your own adventure by controlling your survivors' destiny, uncovering mysteries through puzzles and milestones, unique island events, collecting dozens of unique items, crafting stews with unpredictable effects, and caring for sick villagers in a tropical hospital.

Is this game free to play?

Yes, the description indicates this is a free version of the game. It offers unlimited gameplay with full access to all village technologies, collections, puzzles, and milestones for a small, close-knit tribe.

What devices is this game compatible with?

The game is specifically mentioned as being for iPad. The description also notes that a full version exists for iPhone that supports a much larger tribe.

Who would enjoy playing this game?

This game is recommended for people who enjoy casual simulations and adventure stories. It is similar in appeal to popular TV series like Lost and Survivor, focusing on survival, discovery, and managing a community.