
Plunge into the past for a rousing romp through Edo period Japan!
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $8.99 | 112reviews | 87% | — | $26.4K |
| $13.99 | 56ratings | 91% | — | not modelled | |
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重点,没有建筑搬迁功能.这作好无聊,基本就是等钱,建筑,等钱,建筑,啥都要钱,但是钱给的很少.建筑和人物加成全部要花钱.而且还不能随便加,很多是对应的物品才能生效.
全成就相對簡單 中途放錯也有翻盤的機會,不會一直負債 商業、住宅區分開放,不過可以放一個批發商店在住宅區旁
Developed and published by Kairosoft Co., Ltd., Oh! Edo Towns is a city-building and management simulation that transports players to the peaceful atmosphere of Japan's Edo period. Instead of focusing on warfare or political conflict, the game invites players to shape a humble settlement into a prosperous castle town through smart planning, careful expansion, and effective resource management. Staying true to Kairosoft's signature formula, the experience blends charming pixel art with deceptively deep mechanics, creating a relaxing yet engaging simulation that rewards patience and thoughtful decision-making. The heart of the gameplay revolves around designing an efficient town layout. Players begin with limited land and a handful of facilities, gradually unlocking additional buildings as research progresses and the settlement grows. Houses, businesses, castles, gardens, workshops, and cultural landmarks all serve distinct purposes, encouraging players to think carefully about where each structure should be placed. One of the game's standout mechanics is its building synergy system, where specific combinations of nearby structures create powerful bonuses that improve productivity, resident satisfaction, and overall development. Finding these combinations becomes an enjoyable puzzle that adds strategic depth beyond simply filling available space with new buildings. Economic growth is driven by a satisfying cycle of expansion and investment. As the town becomes wealthier, more residents arrive, bringing additional tax revenue and helping transform the settlement into a bustling community. Skilled artisans contribute by crafting valuable items that can enhance individual buildings, allowing players to improve efficiency while steadily increasing the town's overall Yield. This progression system provides a consistent sense of accomplishment, as every improvement contributes to unlocking new opportunities, larger facilities, and more advanced development options. While the mechanics remain easy to understand, they offer enough depth to encourage experimentation with different layouts and long-term planning strategies. Visually, Oh! Edo Towns captures the charm of historical Japan through Kairosoft's distinctive pixel-art style. Traditional architecture, colorful scenery, animated townspeople, and lively seasonal environments create an inviting atmosphere that perfectly suits the game's relaxed pace. Watching an empty landscape gradually evolve into a flourishing castle town filled with activity is one of the game's greatest rewards. The cheerful soundtrack complements the visuals with pleasant melodies that reinforce the calm and leisurely experience, making it easy to spend hours fine-tuning the perfect settlement without feeling rushed. Although the gameplay loop remains consistently enjoyable, some players may notice that certain tasks become repetitive during extended play sessions. Much of the late-game progression focuses on optimizing existing systems rather than introducing dramatic new mechanics, which may leave experienced strategy fans wanting greater complexity. Nevertheless, the game's straightforward interface, satisfying progression, and rewarding building combinations ensure that the experience remains entertaining from beginning to end. It strikes an excellent balance between accessibility and strategic planning, making it appealing to both newcomers and longtime fans of simulation games. Oh! Edo Towns succeeds by delivering a polished and relaxing management experience built around creativity, optimization, and steady progression. Its historical setting gives it a unique personality among city-building simulations, while the combination of thoughtful planning, economic management, and charming presentation creates an experience that remains consistently rewarding. Fans of Kairosoft's catalog will feel immediately at home, and newcomers looking for a relaxing strategy game will find plenty to enjoy. While it does not dramatically reinvent the genre, it excels at refining a proven formula into an engaging and highly replayable simulation. Rating: 8/10
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| $4.99 |
| 48ratings |
| 94% |
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| not modelled |
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Hours played at review time, across 48 reviews with recorded playtime.
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You know when I first played Venture Towns because I didn't know I had this game downloaded I thought it was a nice little Sims City game made by Kairosoft... turns out it with was this game but with a fresh new... coat of paint... I guess play this if you enjoy Sim City and ancient Japan i guess?
Cute, extremely quirky, so very Japanese city-builder. Don't like the default controls (console legacy issues), but I can use keyboard/mouse and mostly avoid headaches. It doesn't have as much going on as some city-builders, but that's fine... I don't always want to spend hours building and tearing apart (or reloading) to get something exactly right. Some of the quirky translations are really funny to me, like the "dumpling shop" is for dango, not gyoza (both can be translated as "dumplings" but dango are sweet rice treats on a stick... and pictured on the sign).
属于是先上车后补票的操作:童年最爱玩的手游之一 和最爱的单机游戏弗洛系列有得一拼 !很适合挂机打发时间,价格是促销的时候入的,原价的话感觉不如手游( 但是移植做得很好,至少操作不别扭, 比手游好太多是没有广告更纯净 )梦想是买齐开罗全套!!
开罗好玩,以前玩的长安不是一天建成的,现在才发现是盗版的,现在补个票
Oh! Edo Towns is one of my favorite Kairosoft games. It blends town-building with historical Japan, allowing you to design a thriving Edo-era village. The customization is great—you can arrange buildings to influence growth and attract different residents. The achievements strike a good balance, being neither too easy nor overly difficult. Managing businesses, homes, and landmarks while watching the town develop is really satisfying. If you enjoy city-building with a touch of history, this is a great pick.
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