Hexotopia - building city

Name: Hexotopia - building city
Rating: 3.2 (59 reviews)
Author: Mariya Ivanova

By: Mariya Ivanova

Relaxing city building

Features & Capabilities

Hexotopia is a relaxing hex-based city-building puzzle where you place tiles to craft towns. Start with a stack of hexes and drop the top tile into any slot, rotating as needed to shape forests, cities, and rivers. Build a quiet, calming world that helps you unwind while still offering a thoughtful challenge for more experienced players.

Complete tasks to gain more tiles and continue expanding your landscape. Enjoy endless, unique layouts with high replay value, where strategy meets puzzle and a live map makes your buildings feel alive. This Chrome experience delivers a soothing, ASMR-like vibe for casual play and focused planning alike.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Mariya Ivanova

Rating:

3.20

(59)

Version:

1.6 Last updated: 2022-01-13

Version code:

846565625

Creation date:

2021-12-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

142.60MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 210,548 ▼ 274

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Mariya Ivanova

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hexotopia-building-city/id1597050899

User Reviews

Players like the core tile-building concept and Dorfromantik-like feel, but are overwhelmed by ads and limited content. The game is enjoyable when ads aren’t hindering play, and many would pay to remove ads. Key issues include excessive/unskippable ads, only 24 levels, control/goal problems, progress bugs, and a lack of a straightforward no-ads option. Addressing ads and adding more content could significantly improve reviews.

Pros

Enjoyable, relaxing tile-building gameplay.
Dorfromantik-like feel and overall game concept appeal.
Strong monetization potential: players are willing to pay to remove ads.

Cons

Excessive, intrusive, and unskippable ads (frequent between levels and at launch) interrupt gameplay.
Only 24 levels; limited content and progression feels short.
Controls can be wonky and tile-goal mechanics can overshoot or feel imprecise.
Progress bugs: progress can be deleted or quest completion misreads (e.g., finishing a quest but labeled as failed).
Frustrating monetization: players want a no-ads option or paid version but it isn’t readily available.

Recent reviews

Too many ads, done with 24 levels, just to get another pack, guess what? ADS! I'm deleteing it, please don't get it if you want, play Land Builder. I'm like the game with more levels and with no ads. I'm just telling the truth.