Harmonis: the hand-made kingdoms

Harmonis: the hand-made kingdoms

Catvin Catowsky · May 1, 2025 · Puzzle, City Builder, Turn-Based Strategy, Strategy, Relaxing

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Harmonis: the hand-made kingdoms price by region

Harmonis: the hand-made kingdoms costs $0.79 in Georgia (USD), $2.43 in the United States, €8.49 in Europe (EUR), £9.49 in the United Kingdom, CA$9.99 in Canada, A$13.99 in Australia, NZ$13.99 in New Zealand, R$31.99 in Brazil and zł39.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Harmonis: the hand-made kingdoms offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $0.79 −80% $0.79 — 1
United Statesyour region $2.43 −83% $13.99 $2.43 2
Europe (EUR) €8.49 €8.49 — 1
United Kingdom £9.49 £9.49 — 1
Canada CA$9.99 CA$9.99 — 1
Australia A$13.99 A$13.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$13.99 NZ$13.99 — 1
Brazil R$31.99 R$31.99 — 1
Poland zł39.99 zł39.99 — 1

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 Harmonis: the hand-made kingdoms

A cozy puzzle-builder where every tile breathes life. Craft serene kingdoms, watch settlers laugh and animals mischief. Rebuild endlessly with new strategies, secrets, and a dash of wholesome chaos. No battles — just creativity and charm.

Harmonis: the hand-made kingdoms — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

Players praise the game's relaxing, peaceful atmosphere and charming aesthetics that make it great for unwinding, with particularly positive comments about the sound design and visuals. However, significant complaints center on performance issues including excessive resource consumption and lag even on decent hardware, unclear point/scoring mechanics with inconsistent preview calculations, imprecise object placement, and confusing gameplay systems that make it difficult to understand objectives and synergies.

Not recommended Jul 13, 2025
It's a very good base, and I will change my review to positive when some issues are solved. The given points are a complete mess! Unclear with the synergies, why sometimes there are a lot points, why sometimes it's way less when seems (because visually unclear too) like you get same amount of borders matching. Worst is when on the preview (so just hover on possible placement locations, showing you the points) when you see a certain amount of point like 50, you go a tile further, then come back to same tile, the amount becomes something different, like 43 or so. Then catching ppl/objects, not very precise, you miss more than you succeed. Then to do what exactly, unclear. When you zoom, the grass is taller than citizens, makes it difficult to see them, even in the villages. Then as it's indie, looks like not a lot of updates, and when there are some, not much in those.. Usually those kind of projects don't reach the minimum "quality" they should, are abandonned way before, but maybe we get a surprise, let's see. However, when it's to play 5min here and there, the cosy feeling is there, that's a good thing.
10 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 21, 2026
Harmonis: the handmade kingdoms is a relaxing strategy experience that embraces simplicity and creativity without sacrificing engagement. Developed and published by Catvin Catowsky, the game invites players into a world built from handcrafted pieces where the goal is not domination or survival, but the creation of beautiful and harmonious landscapes. At first glance, it may resemble other tile-based kingdom builders, yet its emphasis on tranquility and experimentation gives it a distinct identity. Every session feels like opening a box of miniature scenery pieces and assembling them into a living storybook. The gameplay centers around placing tiles intelligently to create thriving settlements and balanced environments. Forests connect with forests, rivers complement villages, and every placement contributes to a larger tapestry that gradually unfolds across the map. The game features more than thirty unique tiles and over fifteen structures, offering enough variety to encourage experimentation without overwhelming newcomers. Despite its accessible mechanics, there is an enjoyable layer of strategy involved in maximizing tile synergies and planning future expansions. Players who en…
3 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 26, 2024
Fun relaxing city builder to play while watching a stream or just chilling.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 20, 2025
Сколько мне нужно убрать фауны, чтобы влезла гидроэлектростанция, и куда подвинуть горы! Всё ради идеального баланса… и пары лишних мегаватт.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 10, 2025
Love this game !!
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Jun 28, 2026
Felt like a poorly made Dorfromantik.

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