Cozy Burg

Make it beautiful. Then make it work.

Cozy Burg is a cozy hex town builder with a real traffic simulation running underneath the calm. Every car on your streets is somebody going somewhere. Every bus runs a line you drew by hand. And the lovelier you make the town, the better it does — here, beauty is a mechanic, not a paint job.

🚦 The traffic is real

Every car gets an origin and a destination, follows the car in front, yields at junctions, queues when a lane fills, and re-routes when it finds a better way. Build a bad junction and traffic backs up through your pretty streets. Fix it and the queue melts. Flip on the traffic lens — every road glows green, amber or red by load — and suddenly you're not decorating anymore. You're planning.

🌳 Beauty is a strategy

Route a commute past parks, forests and lakefronts instead of through smoky industry, and your town's Bliss climbs. In Simulation, a street worth living on fills its homes faster. The charming route and the correct route are usually the same one — that's the whole idea.

🚌 Draw the lines yourself

Drag stop to stop and a bus line appears — colour it, assign buses, and watch riders climb aboard instead of adding cars to your jam. Ferries work the same way: drag terminal to terminal, and boats start carrying cars across water your roads can't cross.

🏰 A world you earn

Crack open reward chests for landmarks — a lighthouse, a ski resort with a working chairlift, a stadium that fills with fans on match day, a castle, an airport, a cathedral. Unlock terrain styles across grass, forest, water and mountain, and repaint a single tile or a whole valley. Footpaths wear into the grass where your people actually walk.

🧭 Three ways to play — or take the Journey

Casual — see how far, how cozy and how big you can take it. Tiles come from milestones and chests, and a stage you run dry is a stage you've lost.
Simulation — the same town, answering to the people in it. Homes fill only when someone can actually reach work from them.
Creative — everything unlocked from the first click. Nothing to earn, nothing to run out of.
The Journey — a guided ladder of hand-built towns, each about one idea: link the islands by ferry, mend the works town everyone is fleeing, untangle the downtown that seized up.

⏳ No clock, no race

Nothing here is timed. No countdowns, no energy, quests expire quietly, and the speed dial runs from paused to 16×. The only pressure is the tiles in your hand — and whether the streets you already laid can carry what you built on them.

✨ And the small things

• A hand of three tiles — a terrain, a zone, a road — so there is always a choice and never a menu.
  
• Saves that live on a shelf of postcards, one little painted map per town.
  
• Wild horses. Farm hands at harvest. Gulls wheeling over the harbour. Undo, obviously.
  
• A soundtrack the game composes live as you play — nothing sampled, no loop you'll ever recognise.

For fans of…

The cozy tile-laying of Dorfromantik and Townscaper, the hand-drawn routing of Mini Metro, and the living streets of SimCity — in one warm little world that plays like none of them.

Add Cozy Burg to your wishlist — and be there the day the first ferry sets out.

Planned for October 2026.