The builder
Find a hill with a view. Lay out a neighborhood. Make every path lead somewhere worth going.
01 / Start with the land
A little terrain.
A lot of possibility.
Lay garden paths, place a pool on a level terrace, add a shady bench, and turn a blank district into somewhere you’d like to spend an afternoon.
Connections matter. A beautiful amenity adds nothing if nobody can reach it. Good design is something residents experience, not just something you look at.
- Quantized hills and terrain-aware placement
- Connected paths, recreation and neighborhood comfort
- Local saves, construction undo and room to expand
02 / Open the doors
The best part?
They show up.
Residents leave home, find a route, visit an amenity, wait if it’s busy, and return. Their habits turn your design into a living place.
Retirees, young professionals, penny pinchers, busybodies and easygoing neighbors want different things. A full pool is a success until the queue becomes the problem.
Arthur / retiree
“I was going to stay for ten minutes. Then I met the people next door.”From the Opening Weekend solo scenario
03 / Care for what you built
Opening day is easy.
What happens next is interesting.
The Opening Weekend scenario follows a new pool from its first visitors to its first breakdown. Your repair choice changes the reserve and the neighborhood’s upkeep confidence.
Palm Meadows Opening weekend
Neighborhood score44/100
Upkeep reserve$3,000
A little cause. A little effect.
A pool, without a way in.
“Lovely pool. How do we get there?”Maya · your neighbor
The pool adds no recreation points while residents cannot reach it. Give them a path.
Interactive illustration of the solo scenario. Numbers are illustrative; this is not a game build.
04 / The bigger picture · in development
Your choices.
Their choices.
One shared world.
The shared-world layer is being built around ownership, votes, budgets and consequences. You won’t need to be online at the same moment to shape the same community.
Solo designs are intended to cross over as validated blueprints. Solo cash stays solo. Real money will never buy an extra vote or an economic advantage.
See what’s built and what’s next ↗
Find your way to play
No classes.
Just a little ambition.
Start with building. The larger vision opens up investing, community leadership and businesses. Your path is something you grow into.
The investor
Spot the potential everyone else missed. Help a community recover, and grow along with it.
The neighbor
Know the people. Hear the complaints. Find the compromise that makes a place better.
The entrepreneur
Our shared-world ambition: run a service company or manage communities, building a reputation one good job at a time.