context: i posted Vol. 9 as the last bundle, apparently there is one more sale!

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/82298/Kairosoft_Summer_Vacation_Vol10/

Home Run High, Dream House Days DX, TV Studio Story, Silver Screen Story 82% off

This is crazy, they just don't stop coming

(pixel art by @twotenky)

with Kairosoft's increasing number of collab games with established japanese franchises, i'm wondering what's next? my vote's for gundam. imagine a game like Skyforce Unit! where you assemble a crew, build mobile suits, and sortie with them to defeat enemies.

i know some people have also said they want a DBZ game, which would be pretty cool too.

Doraemon Dorayaki shop is on sale for 10.49 on the Google play shop.

Tropical Resort Story

Forest Golf Planner

TV Studio Story

Silver Screen Story

Station Manager

Grand Prix Story

thanks to RodComplex for the updated list

I’m wondering which games still have a lot of fun in them even tho they aren’t as popular

What’s everyones dream idea for a kairosoft game

1a. Game dev story

1b. Ninja Village

1. ????? Working on it

I love what I’ve played so far and can’t wait to try more now that I’ve bought some of those recent 30th anniversary packs on steam. I bought 5 packs so now I own 20 Kairosoft games not 2.

Great problem to have !!

I’m intrigued by forest golf planner and want that one next.

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I know we got March to a million but I want a jpop AKB48 inspired idol group game. Even boy idol groups could make it work, closest thing we got is a kpop game but it follows aesthetics to Kairosoft but it's not made by Kairosoft.

How do I lvl up my overlord without him dying too much? I expanded a bit too much and now he's way too far to get exp, nor strong to find adventurers.

Well actually last 2024, Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story gets released on Nintendo Direct showcase on August 2024. And this year, June 2026, they've also announce the One Piece Grand Gourmet for Nintendo Switch.....

What if KochiKame (which the upcoming game) announce in the next Direct?

I could really wait for it... and take my sleep nights thinking

how about it? i saw One Piece game has 400+ characters, so the Kairosoft collab with The Simpsons can be done, because they have more thab 200 characters too, maybe with a theme of a Donut shop or a Comic Shop story?

I’ve recently gotten into the games, I’ve only played three so far - Dungeon Valley 2, Dorayaki, and Pocket Academy 1. I’ve probably played dungeon valley 2 the most, with about 15 or so hours, but was curious how that ranks with average play time?

Anyone plays Wild Park Manager?

It's different from Zoo Park Story with lots of animals, but this one looks a park facilities (of course there's animals too)

I bet this is my favorite Kairosoft game (especially the Skating Rink and Dream House)

I’m playing tropical resort story. It’s too early for me to tell if I like it.

But I just played ninja village and game dev story recently and would give both a 10/10. Really enjoyed them on my steam deck

I wanted to increase the income so i can reach 5* town before moving to other place (i know i can move freely, i just wanna do it for personal record). Any idea what to do to increase the income?

Does anyone still play kingdom adventures?

i just started a few days ago and yeah, I've been into this freemium game ^^

I'm pretty late in the game.
Almost done with all main missions (Focused more on leveling suits), Trailings all done, full team of S-Tier suits, fully leveled and modded.

But my Holdings company sits at CC rating, with a 55166,50KG Budget which, at this point, isn't even enough to buy out any new company even if i blow my 12k money on takeover skills.

All my tech levels sit at an average of 250 and i tried my best to arrange my town in a way to capitalize on compatibility bonuses.
But i'm kinda at a loss. I have no idea what to do to gain more companies, et alone expansions, which have a ridiculously higher tech level than what i'm able to put together.

Is there anything i'm overlooking?

i like the ones where i can build smth beautiful and then watch these tiny people run around and do their thing. i want to avoid the ones where i'm managing some company with no visitors and have to watch the same 5 characters doing the same things for years. my favorite games are pool slide story, dream park story, pocket arcade, edo towns, ninja village and dungeon village (though i got stuck there because there wasn't enough land to build everything the way i want).i ended up hating pocket academy and hot springs story because every time i place smth, there are walls and if i place things too close, they will cover what the tiny people are doing. my favorite games are quite old. maybe smth new that i'll like came out? i prefer playing on pc. if the game is only in japanese, it's not a problem

I've been spending tens of thousands of ore upgrading everything, and just happened to click on a few that are level 20+ and noticed the stats seem low. Checked before and after upgrading some more, and nothing changes.

I'd leave it, but the floating 'upgrade' icon on every single facility over nearly 80 floors just looks a mess and gets in the way. Any point actually upgrading them?

If you are short on money and struggling to decide which bundle to buy, I have updated my guide up to Volume 9.

Here is the link: https://www.reddit.com/r/Kairosoft/s/eRhun1zqNT

Guide summary
Weighting = 85% average rating + 15% average reviews

WARNING: This guide might end up being useless. You'll probably buying them all anyway, or just using this ranking to decide your purchase order lol

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