Hearth and Hamlet

Hearth and Hamlet

Phorust Studios · August 19, 2026 · Incremental, Casual, Base Building, City Builder, Relaxing

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$4.98-38%
lowest tracked $4.78
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Hearth and Hamlet price by region

Hearth and Hamlet costs £3.28 in the United Kingdom, €3.77 in Europe (EUR), $4.98 in the United States, $4.98 in Georgia (USD), CA$9.65 in Canada, A$11.50 in Australia, NZ$12.49 in New Zealand, zł21.07 in Poland and R$29.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Hearth and Hamlet offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £3.28 −54% £7.15 £3.28 3
Europe (EUR) €3.77 −54% €8.15 €3.77 3
United Statesyour region $4.98 −38% $7.99 $4.98 3
Georgia (USD) $4.98 $4.99 $4.98 3
Canada CA$9.65 CA$9.65 — 1
Australia A$11.50 A$11.50 — 1
New Zealand NZ$12.49 NZ$12.49 — 1
Poland zł21.07 −39% zł34.49 zł21.07 3
Brazil R$29.99 R$29.99 R$60.40 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Hearth and Hamlet

✦ AI summary

Hearth and Hamlet is a cozy incremental citybuilder where you transform a frontier camp into a thriving medieval kingdom by gathering resources, managing workers, and constructing buildings at your own pace. What sets it apart is the deep blend of city management—setting laws, policies, and taxes—combined with magical discovery, trade with distant lands, and a permanent research tree that constantly unlocks new buildings, magic, and possibilities as your empire expands.

From Campfire to Kingdom.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.

RUN YOUR KINGDOM YOUR 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.

EXPLORE MAGIC AND TRADE WITH FARAWAY LANDS

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.

FEATURES 

  • 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.

Hearth and Hamlet — game info

Platforms
Windows, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Hearth and Hamlet is a cozy idle game where players appreciate watching their camp gradually develop into a full city, backed by relaxing music and a charming medieval aesthetic. The main draw is the satisfying progression and variety of upgrades, though some players note it can feel grindy at times, particularly when hunting for achievements. Most players feel it's a worthwhile purchase for those seeking a relaxing incremental experience, though some wish for additional end-game content after completing everything.

Recommended Oct 10, 2026
Fun and relaxing!
Recommended Oct 10, 2026
Very fun and relaxing
Recommended Oct 10, 2026
Mild on the incremental, a pretty chill completion, wish there was a bit more customization. I'd say probably like a 7/10? I liked the concept for sure.
Not recommended Oct 10, 2026
Hearth and Hamlet is a very cozy game but I'm left wanting more. The description of the game fits, but only if you take it literally. There is no more to the game than what is stated in the description and is very focused on the idle and clicker. There have been multiple times where I'm waiting for a resource to hit a certain quantity, so I just walk away for 10-15 minutes to reach the number. Let's not forget that the soundtrack sounds like it was completely ripped off from Elder Scrolls. I played Morrowind and confirmed the striking similarities. If you're looking for something more involved, I don't think this is the game for you.
Recommended Oct 10, 2026
Best to enjoy if you are a completionist
Recommended Oct 9, 2026
Nice, chill, cozy game :)

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