Last Day of Work (LDW), is proud to announce that Virtual Villager 3: The Secret City, the latest entry in the award-winning Virtual Villagers series, is now available to download and play. A brand new chapter in the best-selling franchise, this virtual life simulation game will put players on the northern shores of the fabled island of Isola. This latest offering has a larger map, all-new puzzles and mysteries, and introduces innovative new features such as a Tribal Chief and Real-Time Weather.

“We’ve all been wondering what our little villagers have been up to these past months” said Arthur Humphrey, founder of Last Day of Work. “It appears that they have found some kind of a ruined city on another part of the island. I think they could use some help.”

The award-winning Virtual Villagers series is one of the most popular and best selling casual games in recent years, remaining on top-ten lists for months at a time. The games are a unique blend of simulation, adventure, and virtual pet. The game is set on the fictitious island of Isola, where a lost tribe has landed on its shores. As the village grows and prospers, the villagers become curious about their mysterious island home and the secrets it holds. Players guide the villagers past starvation and danger into a thriving prosperity, through exploration of the island and careful management of resources.

Virtual Villagers – The Secret City is available immediately for download for both Mac and PC at http://www.VirtualVillagers.com/virtualvillagers3thesecretcity

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About Last Day of Work

Last Day of Work (LDW) is an independent game studio specializing in sophisticated casual games for the mainstream player. Since 2004 the company has lovingly crafted several highly successful real-time “Virtual Life” simulation games including Fish Tycoon®, Plant Tycoon®, and the Virtual Villagers® series for platforms including PC, Mac, Palm OS and Windows Mobile™ Pocket PC. LDW’s games are easy to pick up and play, while at the same time providing more in-depth and complex gameplay than the typical casual game. For more information visit www.LDW.com