About This Game

Build a city that grows together with its people. Start with a small settlement in the wild lands and turn it into a thriving medieval city. Construct housing, develop production, meet the needs of your population, and maintain a stable economy.

Every decision affects the development of your city, and each new level of residents unlocks new opportunities and challenges. In Hexity, there are no wars, armies, or complex transportation logistics. The entire focus is on what truly matters: simple but decisive systems that shape the well-being of your city.

Every next step you take will determine whether your city prospers or falls into decline. Even experienced players will find this a challenge.

An Economy That Defines Everything

Expanding your city is easy, but maintaining its prosperity can be much harder. Every new building consumes resources, requires workers, and creates new needs. Plan your growth carefully, control your expenses, and find the right balance between production, taxes, and resource consumption.

Population as the Engine of Progress

The heart of your city is its people. Provide for their basic needs and improve their standard of living. New social levels bring more taxes and unlock access to new buildings and production chains, while also making economic management more complex.

Production Chains

Turn simple resources into valuable goods. Grow wheat, mill it into flour, and bake bread, or master other production chains that transform raw materials into finished products. Over time, your city will move toward more complex production processes that support its further growth.

Compact City Building

All buildings occupy only a single hex, making settlement planning easy and allowing you to focus on strategic decisions. Placement still matters: markets, services, and production buildings have their own areas of influence, which determine how efficiently your city functions.

From Settlement to City

Watch your city change before your eyes. Start with tents and simple workshops, then gradually build stone districts, schools, churches, artisan quarters, and cultural buildings. Each stage makes your city not only larger, but also more beautiful.