Mina is a quiet place to build a harbour town: crooked streets, arched passages, bridges over the water, roof terraces with gardens on top. No score, no timer, nothing to unlock. You build until it looks right.
Free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no account.
How it works
No menus to learn. The town tells you what it needs next.
Tap anywhere on the sea and a tile lifts out of it. Tap next to it and the island grows.
Roofs, windows, doors, shutters and chimneys generate themselves. Keep tapping to add floors.
Tap the side of an upper floor and it stands on arches. Do it over the water and you've built a bridge.
A town that feels lived in
Thirteen house colours and three stone tones for castles — plus eight civic buildings, each with architecture of its own.
People stroll between the plazas, cross the bridges and walk their dogs. Gulls circle overhead and perch on the roof ridges. Boats moor along the quays and rock on the waves.
A café spills tables onto the plaza next door. A souk sets up stalls of produce on every open wall. A police station, an office, a hospital and a school each get their own sign.
Terrain raises hills that lift the houses with them and slopes beaches into the sea. Stairs appear on their own between plazas of different heights.
The swatch bar, in order — Mina's own palette.
Weather, seasons and the hour
Move from day to sunset to night and windows light up, lamps glow, the stars come out. Then cycle the weather.
Sun overhead, wind in the flags and tree canopies.
Grey sky, rain streaks, umbrellas out, gulls shelter.
Orange and yellow trees, leaves falling, dry grass.
Snow on every roof, terrace and bush; bare trees.
See it up close
Hide the interface and frame a photo of the town you built, or drop into your own streets at eye height — joystick to move, drag to look, tap to keep building.
Every town saves itself with its own thumbnail. iCloud mirrors them between your iPhone and your iPad — no account, no sign-in.
No ads, no in-app purchases, no account, no sign-in. Nothing is collected. Works completely offline. Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment it's live.