Sunny Village

Sunny Village is a village-building simulation set more than 70 years ago, when the country is trying to restore production and spur construction. You take the role of a village party secretary and organize local people to build a new rural economy. The starting village has local residents, administrative agencies, warehouses, a power station and a steel factory, but many industries and facilities must be developed from scratch.

Develop the village

Build logging forests to supply the wood needed for construction, then open land for grain and vegetable farming. Sell surplus food at the farmers’ market or freight station to earn money or honor, and use those resources to expand into fruit, cotton and tea production. You can build homes to attract more residents, while completing tasks and achievements earns rewards such as honor, money and materials. Monthly check-ins also provide rewards. Once basic farming is established, use surplus crops to raise livestock and produce meat for sale.

Buildings and industries

The Administrative Bureau approves land purchases and plans for power stations, cement plants and warehouses. The Finance Bureau records income and spending, while the Tax Bureau handles annual tax incentives for each industry. Housing improves residents’ living conditions, and planting includes rice, vegetables, fruit, cotton and tea. Processing facilities turn surplus agricultural goods into new products and reduce storage costs.

Aquaculture uses agricultural products as feed and can produce chickens and eggs, ducks, geese, pigs, cattle, sheep, dogs, silkworms and silk. You can also attract people to fish at ponds. The Agricultural Sciences Institute researches policies, production and infrastructure, including ways to improve trade prices and rewards, reduce market taxes, speed up production and construction, and lower building costs.

Trade and progress

The farmers’ market lets you freely trade agricultural products. The terminal handles larger trade volumes at more advantageous prices and provides ticket rewards for successful transactions. At the freight terminal, trucks carry goods to surrounding counties; full-load trades can earn honor. Tradable goods include timber, cement and steel, as well as agricultural and meat products, including surplus imports. The railway station supplies materials that are scarce locally, including glass, rubber, cables, paint, pipes, steel and windows and doors.

Regional rankings track village GDP and individual enterprise output value. Activities offer material rewards for placing among the top three, while strong performance by a single enterprise can bring recognition to the village.