Coin Master vs Virtual Villagers: The Secret City
Coin Master
Coin Master is the perfect casual game to play if you've enjoyed playing games like Pirate Kings and Greedy Gods. At its core, it’s more of a slot machine game rather than a "spin the wheel", but the gameplay is pretty similar to the two examples given above. Depending on the combinations you get on the slot machine, you can perform a variety of actions, such as attacking other players' villages or plunder the coin master himself, as well as obtain some boosts, which may protect your village from attacks or drastically reduce the coins pillaged from your village even if an attack is successful.Coin masters are randomly selected from among a pool of players who happen to have a ton of cash at hand, due to this, you might want to avoid keeping too much cash and spend any large sums that you get as soon as you can. These coins can be reinvested into your own village. There are five buildings you can construct or upgrade (up to four times). Once you've completely built up your village, the game will then put you on a whole new island, of a different theme usually, to start all over.
Coin Master is very similar with Pirate Kings and Greedy Gods in so many ways and is a well-suited alternative game for fans of either, or both, of these games.
Virtual Villagers: The Secret City
Virtual Villagers: The Secret City is the third game in the Virtual Villagers series. In this game, you'll need to send your little villagers on a perilous yet necessary journey to re-populate the lost city of Isola. Thankfully, the place where the city was rumored to be on is rich with resources that can help your tribe to not only survive but also thrive... as long as you are there to guide them along. In addition to the intriguing storyline, this game also provides real-time weather which will greatly improve your gaming experience.If you're a fan of the Virtual Villager series, you wouldn't want to miss out on this game, but even if you're not, you might want to try this game out, especially if life simulation games are kind of your jam.