戦国村を作ろう！武将と天下統一: Sengoku village-building strategy game

戦国村を作ろう!武将と天下統一 — roughly 'Let's Create a Sengoku Village! Warlords and National Unification' — is a free strategy village-building game by Recstu Inc. that lets players manage a rice-farming settlement during Japan's Sengoku period and work toward unifying the country. It gives a simple idle-style farming loop a clear purpose: rice grows on its own, players harvest it with taps and swipes, and the rice points earned pay for castles, houses, weapons, and soldiers. Since unattended rice can wither and earn nothing, the game rewards short, frequent play. Leaderboards, invading warlord clans, and a village named after the player's own surname give the loop long-term goals. The current build is version 13.0, a free title with roughly 100,000 installs since its 2014 debut.

Key features

• Tap or swipe to harvest self-growing rice; an unlimited storehouse holds the rice you collect.
• Spend rice points on castles, residences, row houses, and storehouses; one house fits ten villagers, a row house up to forty.
• Buy guns, armor, and horses from merchants to fend off warlord invasions like Takeda, Uesugi, Oda, and Mori.
• Compete on ranking leaderboards and check your current rank.
• Earn a 500-rice daily login bonus and 200 rice for each video ad watched to the end.
• Use fertilizer and other goods to boost yields and stop rice from withering.
• Build shrines and temples to attract villagers, answer hermit quizzes, and buy special items from certain merchants.
• A premium membership disables ads.

How to install

1. Tap the download button on this page to fetch the 74 MB APK file.
2. When Android asks, allow your browser or file manager to install unknown apps via the 'Install unknown apps' setting.
3. Open the downloaded APK from your notifications or file manager.
4. Tap Install and wait for it to finish.
5. Open the app; Android 7.1 or newer is required.

What's new · 13.0

Version 13.0 improves app performance and ranking updates for large villages. It adds a new item, displays your ranking position, lets you check equipment strength in owned items, and allows writing a village introduction. Maximum rice capacity increases. Data transfer on some devices is improved. New 120 and 250 yen rice charges are available, and event sound effects are added. Buildings can now move between village 2 and village 1. A premium membership option disables ads. Tea shop owner Shirojiro now sells special items. Conquered countries provide annual tribute. A daily login bonus grants 500 rice. You can create charms with famous generals, surnames, and family crests. Watching a video ad to the end gives 200 rice. A version upgrade also gifts 3,000 rice.

This app suits casual strategy players who enjoy light village builders and short, regular sessions rather than deep planning. The simple harvesting is easy to pick up, while the Sengoku setting, surname gimmick, and leaderboards give history-minded users something to engage with, including the female history fans the developer mentions. Rated Everyone 10+, it carries ads and purchases, so parents may want to review the settings first.

Harvest often, because withered rice earns no points. If rice does not grow after starting, switch the paddy field map a few times and leave that screen open. When the game feels slow, close and restart it.

For a casual, history-flavored village builder, the game offers a dependable loop of harvesting, expanding, and fighting invaders. It does not break new ground, but it is comfortable, clearly explained, and gives players ranking goals to chase.