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Virtual Villagers: The Secret City 
On the heels of Virtual Villagers 2, comes the sequel. Grow your little people in real-time as you embark on a journey to re-populate the city ruins of Isola. Along the northern island shores, find new sources of food to nourish your villagers and make a variety of unique potions from hidden herbs. Discover real-time weather with clouds, fog, and sudden rain storms in Virtual Villagers 3, The Secret City.
- Real-time weather & game-play
- Rebuild city ruins
- Unravel the mystery of Isola!
- Go back to where it all began in
Virtual Villagers: A New Home
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 53 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Virtual Villagers: The Secret City
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Fun for whole family
Nice game, mother likes, safe for kids. They loves to play this game and this is a good game for learning english. Just give a dictionary to children and encourange them to find out what stays on orange notes. Kids likes to play this game with friends. Only minus is that you need to put limits for time to play (also yourself) and you hear many time a question: "Can I check situation next morning if I don't pause my game over night?"
February 26, 2012
Bleh!
Aargh! Thar' be spoilers ahead! Take heed!
OK, I realize that there are many, many people out there that love the Virtual Villagers series, but after a second go at this line I just don't get the attraction.
The game is filled with completely ambiguous, non-logical puzzles (at two points you have to drop one of your beloved villagers - not just any villager, mind you, but a specific one - straight into a bonfire to complete a puzzle. Now wait a tic... I love my villagers! Why the heck would I try, multiple times, to throw them onto a burning pyre?)
Also featured is the much appreciated 'try-and-fail' mechanic regarding a slew of alchemy potions, (most of which are detrimental to your villagers, and only a couple of which directly progress gameplay).
And to top it off a storyline is offered that can be summed up in about one paragraph, if not one sentence.
The game is full of contradictions:
The fire helps your villagers! (but let the fire burn out)
Alchemy is essential! (but ingredients are meaningless and most concoctions will hurt you.)
Look for collectibles! (to achieve pretty much the worst reward possible).
If you do enjoy this style of game, I would strongly recommend that you try 'The Promised Land'. It has somewhat similar mechanics, except there's much more to do, much more fun to be had, and most importantly, things make bloody sense!
November 27, 2012
VV III an excellent growing tribe.
I played many times and when I finished, it was by discoevering something tha took all the Villagers underground. I never did get into that door put that statue back up because my villagers turned into spoiled teenagers that would not work or be trained. I never could finish a game with everything finished. But it is really worth it to see the villagers together again.
March 10, 2012
LOVE all the VV games, this is one of the best!
Just a great game. Never gets boring!
February 27, 2012
Viltural villagers the secret city
I loved it At first I thought I am not gonna like this game and now i love it I can not stop playing it new surprises every day .the only thing I did not like is when you try to make them do something and they say '' Na ah" but beside that it was a awesome game. I recommend this game
October 16, 2012
Best Virtual Villagers Game!!!!!!!!
I've played almost every Virtual Villager game made.... well, except for the 5th one, but this is my favorite one! It's so much fun!!!!! If you haven't played this game, you should because it's the best!!!!!!
June 15, 2012
ok
this game is ok but i think they should have more stuff to use and work on. im not saying i dont like the game its just it should have a upgrade.
March 18, 2013
Love the Virtual Villagers
Is it just me? My villagers have demonstrated individual personalities and I have my favorites. I have a six year old village chief and so enjoy when she lectures then plays in rain puddles. One boy grew up the only child in the village playing see-saw by himself and spent his entire childhood gathering mushrooms to keep his village from starving. Now I let him do whatever he wants.
So much talent went into developing these games. Amazing!
November 26, 2012
Virtual Villagers 3 Wow
I just love this game. It exciting .Theirs new turns and twists.
It a great game.
July 26, 2012
All Hail the Cheif!
This is the only VV game in where you get a cheif for the tribe. The chief has special powers that cna help your villagers along. Whats hilarious is that anyone can be cheif... including a little kid. My second cheif was a five year old girl with fiery red hair. She was so adorable! Concoct magical potions, find delicious honey and figure out how to scare away the sharks so your peeps can fish , plus much more! I think the scene for this game(the ruins, coral reef) is the prettiest one yet I highly recommend this game!
December 18, 2012
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