Little Acre

Pour, plant and build a little world inside a glass jar.

A jar seen from above in golden light: a meadow, a pond with a bridge, cottages and a red rock cliff. The same kind of village at night, with lit windows, lamp posts and fireflies.
Coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Mac

$5.99, once. No ads, no purchases inside the game, no internet needed.

Pour soil from above and watch it tumble, pile and settle into hills. Scoop a hollow, fill it with water, sow a lawn and plant a tree. Then draw a cottage, pull its walls to size, and light the windows at dusk.

There is nothing to win and nothing to lose. No timers and no quests. Just a quiet little world that grows as you play with it.

Sand pouring into a pile on a meadow, with the soil layers visible through the glass.
Shape the land. Pour sand, earth, clay and gravel, and see every layer through the glass.
A thatched cottage being resized, with doors and windows to choose from.
Build a village. Draw cottages, stone houses and mushroom homes, then stretch, turn and roof them.
A pond with a wooden bridge, a willow and blossoming trees.
Grow a garden. Fill a pond, sow a meadow, plant trees. Bees, koi and songbirds arrive on their own.
Three cats on a garden path in front of a cottage.
Adopt a cat, or three. They nap, groom and wander.
The same village in spring, summer, autumn and winter.
Pick the season. And the hour, and the weather, whenever you like.
Photo mode framing the village in warm evening light.
Share your jar. Photo mode, and a timelapse from the first pour.