StrategyFit check
Is Randoville worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- City-builder players who enjoy chance-based outcomes rather than fully predictable construction
- Casual players who want medieval village building with fishing and racing minigames
- Players who enjoy restarting progression and developing a village again
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking precise control over building quality and resource yields may find the D20-driven results restrictive.
- Players who want a fixed, uninterrupted progression may not enjoy the option to regress and restart.
- Players looking for a strategy game centered on combat or large-scale warfare may find the village-building scope too narrow.
Our take on Randoville
Rather than making construction outcomes depend solely on planning, Randoville puts a D20 roll at the center of building, resource, and event results. Its city-building structure also branches into small minigames and allows a reset when progress stalls.
What is Randoville?
Randoville is a medieval city-builder where D20 rolls determine building appearance, resource-point quality, resource quantities, and event results.
Players choose what to build, roll the die, and receive an outcome influenced by the number rolled. The game also allows luck to improve over time. Village progression includes building, earning, leveling up, and unlocking new content. When progress stalls, players can regress and begin again, with no stated limit on restarts. Fishing and Mine Kart Racing League offer minigames outside village construction, and these activities can provide useful things for the village. Small cuboys assist with village development.
How Randoville plays
- 01D20-driven outcomes
- Rolls affect construction results, the quality of resource locations, extraction amounts, and event outcomes.
- 02Luck improvement
- The game includes a way to improve luck, which affects the results of dice rolls.
- 03Village minigames
- Fishing and Mine Kart Racing League provide activities outside building and can produce useful things for the village.
- 04Regress and restart
- Players can abandon their current progress and begin again when they become stuck.
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Randoville: platforms & release
Is Randoville worth it?
It is worth it if: city-builder players who enjoy chance-based outcomes rather than fully predictable construction. Skip it if: players seeking precise control over building quality and resource yields may find the D20-driven results restrictive.
Where can I download Randoville?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Randoville's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Randoville on?
Windows only.
