
Start with a campfire. Build a kingdom. Hearth and Hamlet is a medieval citybuilder clicker that blends resource management, in-depth upgrade trees and relaxing idle gameplay. Build your empire by researching new technologies, passing new laws, trading with far-off lands, and more.
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From Campfire to Kingdom. Citybuilder Clicker.
Hearth and Hamlet is a cozy incremental citybuilder set in a magic-filled medieval pixel art world. Gather resources, assign workers, construct buildings and slowly, steadily turn a quiet frontier camp into a magnificent, thriving kingdom.
From humble beginnings to magical new heights, you’ll grow your settlement one decision at a time and discover more of what the world has to offer along the way.
Building is only the beginning. As your settlement grows, managing it becomes just as important as expanding it. Set laws and policies to shape how your kingdom operates, including taxation rules to boost income, rules for workers that keep morale high, city guard drafts to protect your population and civic decisions that change the character of your kingdom.
Every upgrade feeds into a research tree that permanently unlocks new technologies, from more advanced buildings and new policies, to stronger magic to experiment with. There’s always something worth working toward.
Unlock magic as your city advances and discover wild new possibilities, such as alchemical labs and magical academies that add a whole new dimension to how your kingdom operates.
Trade with strange new lands to build resources and grow your economy. Recruit soldiers as your realm expands to protect what you’ve built. There’s a world of wonder to discover as your empire grows.
Incremental idle kingdom builder. A cozy, satisfying gameplay loop that rewards patience and planning..
Medieval pixel art world. Lakes and rivers, magical swamps, faraway lands, and more. All rendered in a charming pixel style.
Deep building system. From simple tents to taverns, castles, magical academies, defensive fortifications, and much more.
Manage resources, workers and policies. Assign your population to gather resources like food, wood, stone and gold. Set policies and laws that shape how your kingdom grows.
Research new technologies. Permanently unlock new buildings, magic and upgrades as your civilization advances. Discover magic, alchemy and more.
Trade with faraway lands. Grow your economy beyond what your local terrain provides by establishing trade routes with neighbouring kingdoms.
Relax, build and grow. Gameplay is engineered to be relaxing and satisfying. Watch your kingdom grow on your terms, at your pace.
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13 hours went so quickly! love the art style!
This is a fun little idle game! I greatly enjoyed listening to the soothing music as I clicked through resources and decided on upgrades and build orders to help these refugees build from a small camp to a hamlet to a kingdom. If you are looking for a nice way to waste a couple lazy afternoons and enjoy nice pixel art and medieval fantasy, this is a pretty solid way to do that. The two warnings I would give are: 1. This is not a proper city builder. You do not get to decide where stuff is built, only what order it is built and upgraded. 2. This is not really a repeat game. Difficulty aside, if you have done one playthrough, you have seen everything the game has to offer. With that said, I'll probably spend another lazy afternoon or two here in the near future getting the last few achievements I missed on my first playthrough, if nothing else. I enjoy the aura and setting enough to revisit it anyway. These 2 points aren't necessarily meant to be flaws or downsides, just warnings, since most of the negative reviews I see have one of those as a core complaint, which I find a little unfair since the game is clearly not either of those. Don't try to buy a Milkshake at Home Depot, kids! Again, though, well worth spending a little under 10 bucks on and enjoy a relaxing afternoon or two with.
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Latest in each market: best DE #69, worst UK #99 · 4 markets collected
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese*, German*, Japanese*, Russian*, Korean*, Traditional Chinese**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 899 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Incredible game, music, animations, and the progression never feels frustrating.
Great game
Fun game when played on hardest setting as it makes you plan what you are doing instead of picking anything.
Good game. Very linear, but nice to get constant upgrades and never feel stuck.
I saw this game before the release on youtube, it was quite different from what I have played before. I never truly enjoyed idle games but this has me standby. Though my only dissapointment was the battle system, if only there is more control on the combat would be much appreciated. As of now, just sit back and hearth and hamlet.
Took about 10 hours to beat over the course of 5ish days. I know some people prefer more freedom in idle games, but it was nice to not have to think too much and there was still a good bit of flexibility for most of the game. I enjoyed it. Probably not a lot of replay value. I enjoyed the story. I've spent more money for less entertainment.
Might be the best-crafted incremental game I've bought in a while. I picked up around seven similar games over the past two months, but couldn't stick with any of them—most felt like cheap "vibe coding" cash grabs thrown together with AI prompts. But this one is genuine quality. Definitely worth the $7. Seeing my small camp slowly turn into a thriving city feels super rewarding. Incremental games are all about enjoying the sense of growth and progression, and this game nails it.
클리어까지 7~8시간정도 걸림. 가벼운 방치형 겜인줄 알고 구입했으나 실상은 클릭커 게임에 더 가까움 요즘 먼가 복잡한 게임말고 그냥 뇌비우고 간단히 할수있는겜 없나? 하다가 발견했는데...이조건에 딱맞는겜이라서 재밌게 했음 자원을 모으고 도시를 키우고 외부의 위협을 막아내는거라 그냥 시간이 지날수록 점점 발전하는 도시를 보는맛은 있는데 그게 전부임. 걍 먼가 도시시뮬겜처럼 보이는데 그런요소 하나도 없고 실상은 클릭커 게임이니 그거 알고 하면 별문제 없음
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