3. Virtual Villagers Origins 2 Story walkthrough

We’re going to start off with a little “exploit” to make things much easier, but it may take a few attempts. Trust me when I tell you that it’s worth it. Not only will that make the start of the game easier, it will eliminate the need for an annoying grind later in the game and considerably cut down on the amount of time you will have to actively play the game.

From the main menu, start the game. You’ll immediately have to select your 5 initial villagers.

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Don’t worry about the skills or information on the left and right. You want 2 male and 3 female villagers. You want them to be aged around 18-25.

Press to select the villager if you want them or to discard and get another option. There is no limit to this, so just keep going until you have the recommended villagers.

Start the game. You can skip the tutorial, unless you want some direction on how to play. If you do play it, things will occur in a different order to this guide. Bear in mind that you will probably be restarting a few times – read ahead for more info.

Once you’re in the game, find the younger of the 2 males. The reason for picking the younger one is we want them to be alive and available for as long as possible; younger equals more years of work before they die.

Select them and press to see their Villager Details info page.

For now, you’re interested in the centre of this screen, where you can spend Lavastones to spin a wheel for an upgrade. You can only ever have 1 upgrade per villager and if you choose to spin again, you’ll lose anything that was already in place.

Press to bring up the wheel and again to spin. Each spin costs you 3 Lavastones.

The upgrade you’re after here is Perfect Villager. Don’t worry if you can’t see it on the wheel – it will change as it spins, but there is no guarantee that Perfect Villager will be available.

The Perfect Villager has all skills mastered and can become the Chief, which is a requirement for late-game progress.

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You start with 20 Lavastones, so you’ll have 6 attempts before running out. If you manage to get Perfect Villager, great! You can progress.

If you don’t get Perfect Villager, you want to reset your progress and try again. Press for the Options menu and then select the red “Reset Profile” option at the bottom-right. You’ll have to confirm a few times and will be dumped back at the start menu.

Restart and repeat this process: choose 3 females and 2 males, all adults, skip the tutorial and immediately retry the spinning wheel on the younger male villager.

Eventually you’ll get the coveted Perfect Villager prize and you can get under way.

After a short while, you’ll see a message appear about a strange crate appearing on the shore. This is the Daily Rewards Crate. Drag a villager to it for your first reward, which will be 100 food for Day 1.

Now you want to set tasks for your regular villagers. You want one Farmer, one Builder and two Researchers, leaving your Perfect Villager available for some of the initial puzzle tasks.

To set their tasks, go to their Villager Detail page. On the right is the 5 skills – Farming, Healing, Building, Research and Gathering. Each villager may already have some small progress in one of the skills. If possible, match tasks to villagers with progress (eg. if a villager has some skill in Farming, make them your Farmer). Select the tick next to the progress bar and press to activate it. It will turn green.

The first priority is food. You don’t want your villagers to starve to death! There is a coconut tree on the Northern beach. Drag your Farmer to the tree by selecting them and holding .

They will attempt to collect some food. Because their skill is low (or non-existent) they will probably fail. Keep dragging them to the tree and eventually they will succeed and automatically carry it to the food hut nearby.

When a villager’s skill is low, they will often wander off after failing at a task (they tend to move around a bit anyway). As their skills increase, you can rely on them to stick at the job with less distraction. So, for this early phase, you’ll need to keep dragging the villager back until their skills improve a bit.

Repeat the process with both your Researchers and your Builder. The Researchers need to work at the Research Table, located on the left of the paved area towards the middle of the island. The Builder can get to work repairing the Wooden Hut below the paved area.

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Next, let’s get some fire. Just above and to the right of the coconut tree you’ll see a circular object. It’s a Coconut Husk. Drag your Perfect Villager to it and they’ll carry it to the nearby fire pit.

There is a Dry Wood Pile just to the left of the Research Table. Drag your Perfect Villager to the pile and they’ll take some wood to the fire pit.

Now that things are set up, have the Perfect Villager interact with the fire pit to set it alight.

Finally, for this puzzle at least, use your Perfect Villager to repair the Breeding Hut – it’s located down to the very bottom-left of the island.

This will complete the SETUP CAMP puzzle and also unlock:

• Bigger Better Breeder

  Fix the Breeding Hut

Each puzzle you complete will award you Lavastones. Press to access the menus at the bottom-left and find the puzzle page – because you have an unclaimed prize, there should be a marker over the Puzzles icon. Select it with . You can also cycle through the menu pages with and . Select the top-left puzzle on the Puzzle Page and press to collect your loot.

The Breeding Hut is where your villagers… well, enjoy special moments together and make baby villagers. You want that to happen as it gives you more workers which will eventually be needed to replace villagers when they die of old age, so set all your villagers to auto-breeding.

Select a villager and press to see their details page. On the bottom-left is a tick you can toggle next to Auto-Breeding. This means that intermittently they will head to the Breeding Hut and (perhaps) make a new villager!

Your next task is the Dock. Around the map there are 3 Pieces of Wood. Pick them up, one at a time, and your villager will carry them to the Dock on the Southern beach.

Once they are all in a pile next to the Dock, interact with that pile 3 times with your Perfect Villager to perform the repairs. This will complete the Dock puzzle.

Required Technology:– Construction 1 (6,000 TP)

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