
Welcome to Heartopia, a multiplayer life simulation game crafted for creativity, freedom, and peace. Build your dream home, explore a wide range of hobbies, and forge warm connections with friends in a town full of endless possibilities.
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Welcome to Heartopia, a multiplayer life simulation game crafted for creativity, freedom, and peace. Build your dream home, explore a wide range of hobbies, and forge warm connections with friends in a town full of endless possibilities.
[Game Features]
◆ Let's Connect! Create Unique Memories
Chat with the charming residents of Heartopia Town, hang out with old friends, and meet new friends every time you log in!


◆ Let's Explore! Gardening, Fishing, Birding...
Hobbies are yours to enjoy, not chores. In Heartopia, feel free to develop six major hobbies, including fishing, cooking, gardening, birdwatching, and more.

◆ Let's Build! Design Your Dream House
Whether you dream of a cozy cottage or a magnificent mansion, Heartopia gives you the tools to turn your vision into a reality. You can also invite your friends over and build your dream home together.


◆ Let's Dress Up! 1000+ Daily Outfits
Mix and match casual wear, elegant gowns, and whimsical costumes to create the perfect look for any occasion. Express your mood and show the world who you are. 
◆ Let's Pet! Adopt Cats and Dogs
Meet your very own animal companions in Heartopia! While each of your furry friends may come with different colors and personalities, they can all bring you warmth and comfort.

[Follow Us]
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YouTube:@heartopia-official
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Languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Thai, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Korean, Indonesian, Russian
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Reviews
This game should be banned in the EU. The developers intentionally mislead players regarding the odds of gacha pulls. For instance, the game states "Average Draw Probabilities: Special Treasure: 10,6%," yet if you follow a small link at the bottom to the game's website, you can see that this 10,6% is actually an aggregate probability that includes the guaranteed 100% chance on the final pull. In other words, for the vast majority of pulls, you have a 0,11% chance of obtaining the item in question. I love this game in many ways, but now that I’ve realized this, I simply cannot support the developers any longer.
Incredibly cute game, but the monetization is some of the worst I've seen. I was immediately drawn in by the adorable art style and really wanted one of the premium building sets. Unfortunately, you don't simply buy the set—you have to gamble for the pieces. While you're eventually guaranteed to receive every item. I fell into the classic sunk-cost trap. After spending some money, I thought, "I've already invested this much—I might as well finish it." By the time I finally completed the collection, I had spent more than $100 on what is essentially one furniture set. It gets worse. You only receive one of each furniture item. One couch. One bed. One shelf. One table. Once you've placed those pieces, that's it. You can't decorate multiple rooms or use matching furniture throughout your house. The items aren't tradable, so I don't understand why there are such strict limits. If I've spent over $100 on a furniture collection, I should be able to use those items as much as I want. I was so frustrated that I uninstalled the game and swore I was done. Then, months later, they added one of my favorite IPs: Sanrio. I convinced myself that maybe I had exaggerated how bad the monetization really was. I logged back in, fell in love with the My Melody cosmetics, and decided to buy one outfit. That single outfit ended up costing me $30. Thirty dollars. For one cosmetic outfit. I can buy an entire game—or several excellent games on sale—for that amount. I'm not against microtransactions. I actually like supporting games I enjoy. But there's a huge difference between reasonable cosmetic purchases and pricing that feels intentionally designed to exploit players who love collecting cute items. For comparison, this game's building sets are similar in size to a Sims Kit. A Sims Kit costs around $5, includes a comparable number of items, and once you own it, you can place those items as many times as you want. Here, you're spending twenty times as much for a single set, receiving only one copy of each item, and the game does an excellent job of obscuring how much you'll actually spend before completing the collection. Yes, you can absolutely play this game without spending money. But nearly all of the premium, high-quality cosmetic content is locked behind an incredibly expensive gacha system that makes the true cost difficult to recognize until you're already invested. The game itself is charming. The monetization is not. I genuinely wanted to support the developers, but these prices crossed the line from "supporting a game" into feeling predatory. Shame on me for falling for the cute art style. Shame on the developers for pricing it this way.
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I would really like to recommend this game, because I really enjoy playing it. It's cozy, relaxing and you can be very creative even as a ftp player. BUT.. the target audience is pretty obvious more younger players and the Devs are just so money hungry, it's ridiculously blatant how they try to lure people into spending hundreds of Dollars for items. Especially with knowing that they target younger people, it makes it even more disgusting. Yes, you don't have to spend any money and it's a ftp game. Yes, you can enjoy this game without spending any money, especially if you don't aim for the big, big crazy items. And YES, I know as a ftp game you have to get some kind of money somehow. But having to spend more than 150$ on an Event to receive more benefits and Event Tickets.. they give you a specific amount for free but you have to roll more than 10 times and the amount of Tickets increases drastically after every roll.. Dude.. It's one thing to make people buy a full game and you can play the game to get rewards, but it's another thing to make a high potential ftp game and don't even try to hide your money greed and hide EVERY cool item behind a paywall. I know no one is forcing you into buying anything, but they play a lot with the feeling of people could miss out on something and young people struggle with that even more. New Events are highly positively announced, you can get so many cool things by just playing the game with your friends, until you realize after 5 minutes, that you have to spend at least 50$ to receive two other sets if you already spend your freebies on one set. But hey, if you get all three of the new Sanrio Characters Cars you'll get even more Event Tickets FOR FREE! How to achieve that? Give us at least 100$, but if you're lucky you'll get every Car first pull. *-* All in all it's a cute game, with a lot of potential and a mostly nice Community, but the greed of the Devs destroys everything and I would never recommend this Game to anyone. If there would be a one time purchase and you could here and there spend a little bit more to get some kind of benefits, sure. But this greed is just obnoxious.
I fell in love with this game. (Для снг ребят: включите впн на пк просто)
play with my ipad and keep crashing, play with pc and no controller is tiring. Maybe you need to consider to add controller to this game. Also, your gacha system is so stingy, lost of players even named you stingytopia :)
They use AI in this game and that alone makes this game awful. Adding to it, you can't even RUN fast!
designed for mobile UI, AI slop
worst optimized game
Just great controls (sarcasm) and the rain rains thru your house (until eventually fixing itself anyway), ruining immersion. Everyone minds their own business, no chat in the beginning (when going thru tutorial stuff) to ask questions to other players about stuff you get stuck on like not being able to water plants inside of your house (i wanted to plant them outside like a normal person but the game said no). I'm going back to WURM online or GW2. Do not play this game.
really really cute game with a lot of potential, but the entire community has been ignored for months and months when it comes to their insane gacha system. and to nitpick, i'm not a fan of a social game where u need to buy or craft an in game item to even socialize.
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