Transport tycoon · iPhone · iPad · Mac · Windows

Roads that grow towns

It is 1900: an island, one horse cart and a few planks to sell. Lay roads, link the industries to the towns, and take your company through a whole century, all the way to long-haul rigs.

Free to playno adsno microtransactions

Scroll — a hundred years will pass

Cargo

It all starts with logs

Timber goes to the sawmill, planks to the town, grain to the bakery. Eleven goods link into chains, and every industry can be enlarged: new shops start up, chimneys begin to smoke.

Roads

A jam is a loss

Lay roads tile by tile, with a tap, a click or a drag: forks, lanes, one-way streets. Vehicles give way at junctions and queue to load, and late cargo pays less. A dirt track becomes a highway, the highway a freeway.

Towns

You deliver, the town grows

A town wants planks, bread, tools, furniture. Supply it on time and it builds new houses, trades cottages for city blocks and pays better. Forget it and it empties.

A hundred years

Island mastered. Who was faster?

22 vehicles, 32 discoveries, four difficulty levels and a real risk of going bankrupt. Raise every town to level five and take your place on your island’s board of records.

I want to play

What is inside

An economy where mistakes are interesting

Real road building

A grid of eight directions, two to six lanes, one-way streets and junctions. The shorter and clearer the way, the more a trip pays.

Towns with character

An island has one to five towns, and each wants its own goods. Towns place orders with deadlines, keep a reputation, hold fairs and open new districts you can invest in.

A century in an evening

The years run from 1900 at the pace you choose. Discoveries arrive in their year — steam, asphalt, diesel, containers — and each one changes the game.

You can go broke

Upkeep of roads and vehicles is charged once a minute in one bill. A loan helps, but sink too deep into debt and the bank closes your company. Four levels, from easy to “impossible”.

An island from a name

Type any name and get an island of your own: shores, lakes, forests and towns. Tell a friend the name and they play the very same map.

Records of the islands

Master an island and your result goes to the shared board. Take an island from the board and try to beat the record holder.

Fleet

From a horse cart to a long-haul rig

Twenty-two vehicles, each with a job of its own: some win by numbers, some by speed, some haul nothing but timber or oil.

Records

Who masters the island fastest

Results are compared within one island and one difficulty level: the same map and the same rules for everyone. Copy the name and play that very island.

Islands being mastered

A fair price

Free. No ads. No microtransactions.

No gems, no loot chests, no timers, no “watch a video to go on”. Download it and play free for as long as you like. Want bigger islands? One purchase opens them, once and for good.

Free

$0for good, no time limit

The lesson, from the first road to the first profit
An islet with one town — play it as long as you like
Two chains: logs and planks, grain and bread, and tools with them
All four difficulty levels
Your record on the shared board

Full version

$10.99one purchase, no subscription

Islands with two, three and five towns
All eleven goods, including coal, bricks, oil, fuel and furniture
Tankers, and industries that need two raw materials
Towns with trades and orders of their own
Nothing else to pay for: the game sells nothing inside

The price in your country’s store may differ slightly.

The first cart is waiting

The game is free, with no ads and no microtransactions. It comes to iPhone and iPad first, then to Mac and Windows. Leave your e-mail and we will write once: on release day.