
Plan, design, build, and decorate your dream house in an open-world. Smash walls, sketch your layout, then build and decorate every inch—inside and garden. In an open world, tackle each renovation solo or with up to 4 friends. Pick up that hammer and start creating - Your dream house is waiting!
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Prices
Each in the currency that store quoted — not converted: the gap between two rows is the publisher's pricing, not an exchange rate.
Every market we collect.
Charts
Each storefront's own chart, in its own country — the closest public signal to sales where none is published. A country missing from a list is one we don't collect there, not one where the game doesn't chart.
No United States chart position — it charts only in the markets below.
Same day: best RU #77, worst PL #87 · 2 markets collected
Discounts
Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 3.57/day in the week to Sep 13 → 13/day in the week after.
About
Deep content. Diverse missions. Thoughtful design. Welcome to ContractVille.
In Port Town, you start your journey with almost no money. Take on some work from the neighborhood and earn a modest income. Together with your friends, establish a business with up to 4 members. Enjoy the open world in Creek Harbour.


Accept a contract mission or buy a ruin. Engage in construction across small, medium, and large plots. Pick up your sledgehammer and get to work.
When life gets too stressful, sometimes all you need is a sledgehammer and a wall.
Clean up trash, extract broken furniture from the ruins.
Take the first step in a complete renovation of the land.


Decide how many floors your house will have based on the size of your land.
Create your dream house using the planner.
Place the walls, windows, exterior doors, and interior doors as you wish.
Categorize the areas and separate the rooms. Choose the size of each room and define its function — bedroom, kitchen, living room, or something else.
Show your creativity!


Dig the soil with your shovel, prepare the cement, add reinforcement, and lay the bricks and tiles. Then move on to the interior construction of the house. Plaster, paint. Lay the floor tiles.
Many choices and customizations await you. You can paint the walls the color you want and choose the pattern of the floor tiles.
Customize your home's appearance from top to bottom — roof, balcony, porch, and even the garden. It’s all in your hands.
Complete entire construction projects from the ground up. Once finished, furnish and decorate them to your taste — or put them up for auction and turn your work into profit.


You can decorate every inch of the house and garden as you wish.
There are hundreds of decoration products and furniture suitable for every room. You will get design points for the decorations you make and will allow you to earn extra money. You can even customize the details of almost every piece of furniture.
When you receive a decoration task as part of a contract mission, you'll be tasked with renovating a house full of outdated items. These items can then be sold at the Pawn Shop.


After earning a small amount of money, buy your office and sell dozens of upgrades.
Grow your company with the improvements you make.
Transform your office from an almost empty plot of land into a highly equipped business center.
Enjoy many developments such as wind turbines, a warehouse, a garage, a basketball court, a cafeteria, and a pool.


Co-op is not for you? If you are a solo player, you can hire workers if you want. (It's also possible if you're playing co-op.)
After setting up your company, you can build your own construction crew by purchasing the Worker Cabins upgrade in your office. Pay workers a daily wage and give them commands to use them in your mission areas.

Mail Missions: Accept jobs in your neighborhood and as you complete a task, a new mail mission will appear on your tablet.
Contract Missions: Choose between Demolish, Decorate, Logistic and Build missions.
Go Green: Use the Go Green App on your tablet to complete various tasks and earn rewards. Green the environment by planting trees, plants, and seeds. Hang eco-friendly posters on the walls. Inform people about protecting nature. Advertise the vehicles in the game world. Rescue animals trapped in trash and clean up the forest. Fight the vandals and bring them to justice. Build a water mill to clean the river.
Taxi: Become a taxi driver with your own vehicle. Take passengers to their destination and earn extra money. Also, if you want to get to a location quickly, you can call a taxi and be a passenger yourself!
Cargo: Deliver cargo boxes from warehouses to designated locations. But be careful; some of them might be fragile!
Recycle: Recycle the garbage you collect in the recycling factory and earn extra income.
Cars: In ContractVille, dozens of different vehicles await you. At the city’s three car galleries, you can explore and purchase a wide range of options—including electric vehicles, sports cars, high-capacity models, and more.
Emotes & Jokes: You’ll also find plenty of ways to enjoy yourself with your friends. Slap your friend, horn at them, or throw whoopie cussion.
Upgrade Your Skills: As you gain experience, you gain skill points and can choose which skills or tools to focus on. Having colleagues specialize in different subjects can make your job even easier. For example, while your friend can demolish faster, you can improve your tech skills.


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Updates
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Reviews
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Reviews
Locking basic game features behind DLC paywalls is very scummy, doesn't matter how cheap they are it makes the game feel like mobile slop, zero integrity particularly when many people paid a significant amount for the game, I wouldn't recommend buying.
This is a good game but I cannot recommend it they are locking actual fetures behind paywalls with the new DLC which is something that should be in the base game locked behind it there is no content updates just optimizations and DLC like I get that the game is not expensive but now you need to pay for content which is crazy
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This and every other Pro feature is free until October 20, 2026. A free account is all it takes.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 2.57/day in the week to Jul 30 → 2.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Dutch, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal +5 more
Hours played at review time, across 230 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Constant bugs and the devs only focus on releasing new DLCs. The UI isn't controller friendly, and ends up making the entire game feel unplayable. I wouldn't recommend this game even if it was free.
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This is a recommendation with an asterisk (maybe several asterisks). For the first 10 or so hours I was thinking this game is great, it's what House Flipper should have been. You can do all kinds of jobs: building houses (from the foundations up), demolishing stuff, cleaning stuff, trash recycling. And unlike House Flipper there are randomly generated contracts as well as defined missions, not just a very limited selection of hand crafted jobs (so they can flog extra jobs as paid DLCs). So yeah, first 10 hours or so great, unbelievably good in fact for the price they're asking. However as soon as you get to constructing your office and the trash compactor the game goes off a cliff. The office as far as I can see is pointless, I've spent virtually no time there since the game telling me to buy it as there's nothing there to do. In order to get the trash compactor up and running you need to spend roughly $100k for the machine itself and associated power grid, but then you don't have constant power, you need to constantly refill a generator with diesel from the local garage. I found 2 full jerry cans of diesel lasts about 10 minutes. Then it's another trip back to the garage to refill. The trash compactor itself is ludicrously over complicated. Rather than making it fun and having a big container you can throw trash in and it automatically recycle stuff, it's a painfully slow laborious process. Once you've navigated the poorly explained process of getting power to your compactor you then have to repeat the following steps for each two pieces of trash you want compacted: click the two locks, click the two doors, place the two boxes inside, click the two doors, click the two locks, pull the on lever, then pull the crush lever, then click the two locks, then click the two doors, then pick up your compacted trash. Sounds fun right? Right?! Now do it a hundred times. Generally the game is pretty buggy, in my 12 hours play I've experienced graphics ghosting behind vehicles, headlights flashing on vehicles, marble tiling not registering complete on jobs, stair cases disappearing on jobs, hand rails spawning outside a property in mid air, hand rails blocking access to the second floor of a property, job requirements bleeding into other jobs (e.g. the room list will display rooms that don't exist in the current property, but the previous one you did). There are also some pretty serious balance issues, For example I've had a medium difficulty window cleaning job that took 5 minutes and then an easy difficulty one that took 25 minutes. Given that payment for contract jobs is a flat rate based on the difficulty (e.g. $30k for medium, $14k for easy) rather than what is required to complete the job that needs to be addressed as a priority. Building jobs are also not worth it, for the time they take you don't get anywhere near enough money. You could do 3 or 4 demolish jobs in the time you could do 1 building job and earn 2-3 times more money. The skill up system is a bit grindy. I much preferred the skill up system in House Flipper where you got XP for using a tool to spend on skill ups on that tool. In this you get XP which progresses you sloooooowly towards the next level up which then gives you skill points you can allocate to whatever. All that said though, for the price I paid I've already got my moneys worth. I just really hope they continue development as this could become a best-in-genre game.
Don't listen to the negative reviews. Game used to be $30, they lowered base price to $10. As of 9/13/26, the historical low price is $3.39 for base game. "Locking content behind DLC paywall" The DLC is $4. On sale for $3. Most other DLC are cosmetic packs. $1 each. On sale for $0.50. The game is fun. You get enjoyment out of it. Sure it's not a 10/10, but its fun. Buy it.
найс игра, хотели построить свой дом в итоге работаем в яндекс.доставке и уборщиками
BOO! AI SLOP!
Not a bad game. Needs some polish and optimizing. Quite a bit of stuttering during tasks. I was making more money with recycling than I was from house builds. Kind of dig the music. Worth checking out if you like House Flipper type games.
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