Oh! Edo Towns Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 51 reviews. Read all reviews for Oh! Edo Towns for iPhone.
Oh! Edo Towns is paid iOS app published by Kairosoft Co.,Ltd
Now optimized for newer devices!
Kintaro 2
Nice to see Kairosoft updating their apps to work with bigger screens & newer models! You wouldn't know it based off their app updates which usually only say bug fixes, but they have been going back and updating older games. Please update Sushi Spinnery and Pocket Clothier next!
Favorite from my favorite
Sisao
Kairosoft has been my favorite since their first iPhone game, game dev. This is my favorite game from them. I just honestly love the period, which draws me into the game even more. You can customize one character and keep track of them as the city grows and expands. People "rank up". It's just kairosoft at their finest!
Fun, but lacks substance
sarasarasarAAA
I really recommend trying the lite version of the game first. I have had the game for a while, however, and this is what I think. It took me some time to get into it but here are some the pros and cons I've noticed in the game below. Pros: -Cute retro pixel chibi-like graphics. -No in-app purchases -Large variety of buildings etc. to build -Set in an interesting old Japanese era -If you love building towns/villages especially if you like Japan/Japan's culture you'll like this -Get to build things wherever* you want -People in the game do their own thing -Maps are large Cons: -Wish the maps (average/mountain/seaside) looked more different (they are very similar) -There could have been much more interaction with your villagers -Warriors do not fight anything -It is hard to earn money/really easy to get in the negative numbers -Research and buildings are costly, particularly the further you get in the game -Difficult to move buildings and have to remove buildings before placing new ones, which is annoying -Paths are pricey and nature too -Not much to do compared to other Kairosoft games -Events are few such as travelers visiting your village, and it's not exciting when they do visit -Slow progression -Takes a while to figure out crafts/combos -The in-game territory map is basically useless in my opinion
Best!
Jayyvie
I have played just about all of your games and have yet to be disappointed. They're super easy to play and a ton of fun- addicting as well. I check almost every other week to see if anything new is out, because I can't get enough of your games! Keep up the good work! A hotel game would be awesome-
Perfect if you hate pay to play games
haniarris
I was specifically looking for a game that wouldn't require paying for gems or whatever to progress. This development company makes games that fit exactly what I was looking for.