Flat Peaks

A cozy coastal city-builder

A hillside town in Flat Peaks: whitewashed houses and lemon groves on terraced slopes, a lighthouse above, and a harbour with sailing boats below, drawn like a vintage travel poster.

A small harbour town, a hillside of terraces, and all the time in the world.

Flat Peaks is a city-builder in the flat colours and soft grain of a 1960s travel poster. Plant the slopes, connect the houses, and turn the harvest into the bread and cheese your town lives on. There is no fail state and nothing on a timer, so it suits ten minutes as well as an afternoon.

Made for the joy of it

Flat Peaks is built around the reasons people actually love building games: planning, watching a town come together, and the small satisfaction of a production chain that finally clicks. There are no ad breaks, no energy bars, and no waiting you’re nudged to pay your way out of — just an uninterrupted flow, at your own pace.

The Island is free to play. Premium chapters — Amalfi Cliffside, Aegean Ancient Port, Tanzania Safari and Ladakh Mountains — are new destinations you buy once each and keep. Nothing you buy skips a timer or stands between you and playing.

What you’ll do

  • Farm the hills. Olive groves, lemon orchards and wheat fields, each with its own rhythm.
  • Build production chains. Wheat to flour to bread, milk to cheese, and longer chains as the town grows.
  • Lay the roads. Every building needs a connection, and every stretch of road has upkeep.
  • Keep the books. Income against upkeep, period by period, so growth has to pay for itself.

What you won’t

  • Watch ads, or wait on timers built to sell you a shortcut.
  • Make an account or sign in.
  • Need a connection. Your town lives on your device and is never uploaded. The one exception is an optional crash report, which you can switch off — see Privacy.

Get it

Ask for an invite Coming soon to Google Play

Flat Peaks is heading into closed testing on Android. Email support@cyclamen-games.com and you’ll get a link to join the test track as soon as it opens.

Flat Peaks is still taking shape, and closed testers help decide where it goes next.