The cost for each clothe-changing to be 5000 TP may seem like a waste to some, but logically it also acts as a way to spend one’s money when there is nothing else in the “Tech” section to buy.įor me personally, the new change I like most is the designation of title “Elder” to a villager who has mastered three skills.

We can change the villagers’ clothes in VV2, a feature previously nonexistent in VV.

The price gap between level 2 and level 3 is very large, causing a lengthened game timeplay.

The female villagers’ cough no longer sound like the males’ ones… It really gives me the creep hearing the women cough like men in VV!.

The VV2’s background music has more variations than VV.

There is a new section called “Collections” that one has to fill completely in order to solve the very last puzzle.

There no longer exists the Golden Child in VV2, which means a good thing because despite helping the villagers with farming and other stuff, the Golden Child only makes us lose the fun in playing the game.

The puzzles are much more complicated and challenging in VV2.

All the skills (Farming, Building, Parenting, etc.) are made to coexist with each other in VV2, unlike in VV where you can ignore “Parenting” and “Healing” skills most of the time.

There are a lot of positive alterations made in this VV2 version, here are to name a few: I firstly thought that the changes made to distinguish this sequel from its predecessor must be little, but I found out that I was wrong.

Once there are no more living villagers, the game is over. Villagers can die due to lack of food or neglect.

The game calculates the result of the simulation during the intervening time since the last time the player played. The game progresses in real time, even when the game is not running, the completion of some tasks can take hours or days. Players must guide the villagers through island life, improving conditions and technology, developing sustainable farming techniques and increasing the villagers' population. Virtual Villagers 2, or Virtual Villagers: The Lost Children, is the sequel of Virtual Villagers, a new kind of sim game. Yep, despite having all its villagers famished in the beginning of the game, I’ve managed to help it survive in the end anyway. See the totems above? One of those totems is specifically made to venerate me. Gee-hee, I’ve made myself a village elder! Lols. See that picture above? Seems I’m not quite smart in sustaining the village in the beginning, huh? With 25 people in population, I had 0 food supply which is not in the least sustainable because all my villagers could starve to death.

Virtual villagers 5 rainbow totem