Hearthside: A Teeny Tiny Game

Name: Hearthside: A Teeny Tiny Game
Rating: 3.8 (16 reviews)
Author: Short Circuit Studio

By: Short Circuit Studio

Cozy Merge City Builder

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Features & Capabilities

Hearthside: A Teeny Tiny Game

Build something warm. Build something lasting.

From the creators of Teeny Tiny Town comes a refined merge city-builder where thoughtful placement and clever combinations transform humble beginnings into a thriving settlement.

Place tiles carefully on a limited board and merge three or more matching pieces to evolve them into homes, landmarks, and a lively community gathered around the hearth.

Every move matters. Every merge builds momentum.

Collect resources. Unlock new possibilities. Adapt as your board expands.

Will you play it safe — or spark bold chain reactions for exponential growth?

Key Features • Relaxing yet deeply strategic merge gameplay • Cozy medieval visuals and ambient sound • Endless mode and strategic board sizes • Leaderboards and achievements

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Short Circuit Studio

Rating:

3.80

(16) 0.10

Version:

1.0.7 Last updated: 2026-05-22

Version code:

886013258

Creation date:

2026-04-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

431.51MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-03

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# 345,135 ▲ 3,438

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Developed by:

Short Circuit Studio

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hearthside-a-teeny-tiny-game/id6759380444

Website:

https://www.shortcircuitstudio.com

User Reviews

I’m sorry, but I just can’t get past the odd way the board is tilted. The “Rotate” buttons just tilt the board another way. Square up the board, and I’ll give it another try. But for now the game is a pass for me.

by Dr*****, 2026-06-10

I love these types of games. This game really reminds me of Tripletown. It’s an easy game to play, easy to come back and continue with gameplay. Adding the “quest” to the endless game to expand the board is a novel idea.

by Ja*****, 2026-05-27

The aesthetic is nice, and figuring out how to place each tile optimally without blocking yourself in made for an interesting challenge. But it starts to feel tedious to climb the higher tiers, and there doesn't seem to be any objective beyond beating your previous high score. Right now it's basically 2048, but each tier increases by a factor of 3 instead of 2, and the RNG element is worse. Could use a small storyline, daily challenges, cosmetics...something to increase the replay value. I get the sense that it's meant to be a simple, lightweight game, but right now it's so barebones that I honestly don't see a reason to even buy it. Also, the quest icons really need to have the tier number on them. Some of the buildings look similar or don't resemble the icon art enough to be recognizable.