Smurfs’ Villiage from Capcom Interactive is a game that I definitely didn’t see coming from Capcom. This game takes the popular farming genre and Smurfs it up. I had a chance to download it this morning and played around with for for a bit. What I can tell you is that unlike other farming games, Smurfs’ Village has an actual story built around it even though it’s really not all that deep of a story.

Basically, Gargamel has attacked your current village and destroyed it. All the Smurfs thankfully escaped but were scattered in the attack. It’s up to you with the guidance of Papa Smurf to build a brand new village in hopes that all the lost Smurfs will find their way to the new village and be reunited.

We’ll have a full review up a bit later but int the meantime, Smurfs Villiage might be a pretty interesting farming game thanks in part to having the Smurfs license and the fact that it has mini-games you can play apart from the whole farming thing.

You can pick up Smurfs’ Village now in the App Store for free. It’s a universal app so it will work on all iOS devices.

Description

Gargamel found the Smurfs’ village and scattered the Smurfs far and wide. With Papa Smurf’s guidance, it’s up to you to build a new village for the Smurfs to call home.

Based on the original cartoon and comic art, players begin the game with only a single mushroom house and a lone plowed plot of land. From there, things quickly progress, allowing players to build specialized houses, elaborate gardens with colorful crops, bridges to span running rivers, trodden paths, and more.

Features:
– Creativity is your only limit, build a complete Smurfs, village from scratch
– Play with your favorite Smurfs including Papa Smurf, Smurfette, and Jokey Smurf
– Play mini games like Greedy Smurf’s Baking Game, Papa Smurf’s Potion Mixing Game, and Painter Smurf’s Painting Game and unlock additional bonuses
– Connect with friends through Facebook and send gifts to your friends’ villages
– Play offline… manage your village anytime without having to connect to the internet.
– Retina display graphics