Every year, Mushroom Village and Lighthouse Harbor send five players each to the village games. One rule decides the winner: eat the giant cake on the other team's table. When it's over, everyone sits down and shares a cake anyway. This is a full 5v5 match you can play alone, with four AI teammates against five AI opponents, and no waiting. Pick one of 78 heroes: Dudu the Brawler, Swordsman and Mage, plus twenty dressed-up Dudus (the Chef, Pirate, Programmer, Security Guard, Sumo Wrestler, Traffic Cop...), kings of the woods like the Stump King, Bee Queen and Yeti King, Woo-Woo, Maomao and Uncle Slow visiting from other Dudu games, and four walking landmarks: Osaka Castle, Guilin's Elephant Trunk Hill, Canton Tower and Tokyo Dome. Every hero plays differently: the Pirate has to reload, the Paper Doll copies an enemy's skills, the Sumo Wrestler pushes opponents out of the ring, and the Traffic Cop makes the other team follow arrows. Each has four skills, with an ultimate at level 5 that comes with special effects in its own color. Some heroes can even change skins: the landmarks have plush and anime-girl versions, and the Programmer can swap into a Product Manager. Push down three lanes, take down the watchtowers, clear camps in the woods, buy gear for your six-slot backpack, grab the honey pot and call the Paper Giant to your side. A match takes about 8 to 10 minutes. Win to earn stars and climb from Mushroom Sprout to Mushroom King. You never lose stars, and opponents get smarter as you rise. Left thumb moves, right thumb attacks and casts; hold your phone upright and the game turns sideways. Progress is saved on your phone. The game text is in Chinese for now. Dudu is the hand-drawn character from the Y Build app; the Dudu moves were made by an AI video model from that drawing. The map, towers, heroes' skill icons and other art were drawn by AI, and the sound effects are AI-generated. The music was made by an AI music model.