A calm building game for iPad

Build your own village.
At your own pace.

Chop trees, break rocks and build cottages, farms and a bakery. Neighbors move in, cows graze in the pen and the steam train chugs around the village.

Coming soon to the App Store

For iPad · Play offline · Ages 6–8

A village with a church, a square, houses and market stalls in the middle of a forest. — A village of the old days, with a church, a square and a market.

77things to build

4seasons

0ads or in-app purchases

Lots to explore

What will you build today?

There are no missions to complete. The child decides what happens in the village.

Fields and greenhouses with carrots, wheat, strawberries and tomatoes.

Grow what you like.

Dig a field and choose what grows: carrots, potatoes, wheat, strawberries, cabbages, cucumbers or tomatoes. In the greenhouse, things grow even in winter.

A steam train with cars going around the village.

Lay tracks and ride the train.

Build a railroad around the village and ride along. Drive a tractor, ride a horse, cycle or row out on the lake.

A furnished house with a tiled stove, a bed, a sofa and a birdcage.

Furnish your own house.

A tiled stove, a grandfather clock, a rocking chair and a spinning wheel. Move the furniture wherever you like and go upstairs.

The bakery with a wood oven, a bread shelf and a counter.

Bake bread and read stories.

Go into the bakery and bake a loaf, a bun or a pretzel. The library has stories that are read aloud.

No rush.
No failing.

Little Village is a sandbox. There are no scores, no time limits and no leaderboards. A house taken down by mistake can be undone, and a village thrown away stays in the trash for 30 days.

The introduction is read aloud, and a hand shows where to tap. The buttons are big and most things are shown with pictures, so children who can’t read yet can play too.

No ads
No in-app purchases
No account
Works offline

Good to know.

A few words about the game, for grown-ups.

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Which devices does it run on?

iPad with iPadOS 17 or later. The game is played in landscape. It is not available for iPhone.

Who is the game for?

Children 6–8, though grown-ups often want to build for a while too. Your child doesn’t need to be able to read.

Does anything cost extra?

No. You buy the game once. There are no ads, no in-app purchases and no links out of the game.

Do we need internet or an account?

No. Villages are saved on the iPad, and the game works completely offline.

Which languages are available?

English and Swedish. The game follows the iPad’s language, and you can change it in the game’s settings.

Welcome to the village.

One tree at a time. A cottage. A neighbor moving in.