A village to mend and resources to gather

Raccoon Valley Tycoon - Web Demo

Dig, gather and rebuild a neglected village, with time left over for its playful raccoon residents.

By Dumivid

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Original editorial illustration of a house repair plan, gathered stones and a hat.
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Available onHTML5
Price at source checkFree web demo
EditionWeb demo

Give each haul a purpose

The described loop links underground resource collection to work above ground. Gather what you uncover, then spend it on repairs and upgrades. Helpers can become more efficient as the village grows, according to Dumivid.

Leave room for the neighbors

The creator describes raccoons that dance, nap and react to hats and items. Those interactions give the village a playful side alongside its resource loop. No particular hat bonus or optimal upgrade order is established here.

Start with the web demo

The itch.io title identifies a web demo. The description introduces a guide and an abandoned village mystery, but does not establish how much story the demo contains. Read its prompts before planning a long session.

Creator notes & dates

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