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Andrea Galet · AdamantiumFist · Marco BianchiDiscovered Oct 24, 2026

About the game

Build your kingdom tile by tile! Draw, place, and connect roads, fields, and resources to your city in a strategic puzzle inspired by the great tabletop classics. Easy to learn, hard to master: every placement counts.

Original Steam description
Welcome to the tile-laying game where every move shapes the future of your city!

Your goal is simple to understand and hard to master: connect resources to your city by placing road tiles one after another, in a landscape that takes shape game after game.

How to Play
Each turn, draw a tile and place it next to the ones already in play. The edges must match: roads with roads, fields with fields, city sections with other city walls. Every tile can open up new possibilities or shut down those of your opponents, so think carefully before you place!

Connect Resources to Your City
Farms, mines, forests, and markets are scattered across the map. Build the roads that link them to the heart of your city to turn them into points and prosperity. The longer and better planned the route, the greater the reward. But beware: a broken road or an isolated resource can make the difference between winning and losing.

Key Features

Intuitive rules: learn in minutes, yet every game offers new strategic choices.
A different map every time: tiles are drawn at random, so no two games are ever the same.
Strategy and tactics: choose whether to build big, complete a connection right away, or hinder your opponents.
For everyone: perfect for solo play, with family, or with friends.
Clear, welcoming art: colorful, easy-to-read tiles with a medieval kingdom atmosphere.

Are you ready to build your city?
Draw your first tile, lay the right road, and bring prosperity to your kingdom!

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?

Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC