I've been a fan of Kairosoft since I first played Game Dev Story sometime back in around 2011 - 2012ish? I checked out their other titles soon after and the magic was always there, and now that all their titles are coming to Steam I've been trying to collect them periodically.

Kairosoft is a small team but they are very good at what they do, you know with each game you're getting a well polished fun spin on management, this team is so good infact that I have a strange setup in that I use a Steam Deck in Desktop mode and this usually brings its own problems with some games, however every time i have emailed any issues to Kairosupport they've been world class in communicating with me and fixing these issues incredibly fast!

Now that my shilling of the company is over I'll talk about the game
Dungeon Village 2 is a town management game with RPG elements, your citizens are adventurers that will go out and fight monsters and bring in income for your town to spend on more facilities and decoration, while outside adventurers can run into dungeons that will be filled with loot that can be used to upgrade your adventurers or buildings to increase their appeal, quality and price. These stats are important beyond just the price, as higher appeal and quality will make it more likely that your citizens will go to these buildings and get bigger stat gains from their visit. Not only does every citizen have their own stats but also their own classes, from RPG classics such as Mages, Monks, Warriors and Hunters to more town focused classes such as Merchant, Scholar and Rescue Party, it wasnt until after I finished 5 starring my first village that I even knew Gunner existed as a class with its own weapons, the game genuinely feels endless.

I've seen people complain that the UI isn't suited for mouse and keyboard but honestly I've had next to no issue with it, once you get to grips with moving buildings it really isn't that bad.

There's many more features that I haven't wrote down but trust me, this is one of Kairosofts best games IMO and an instant classic.

Looking forward to more games from these dudes!!