Nanopolis

Name: Nanopolis
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.213592052459717 (296 reviews)
Author: SpadeThree

SpadeThree

4.2

296 reviews

Everyone

50K+

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Everyone

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About this game

Build your very own miniature city! Roll to win and build your fortune!

Nanopolis lets you build realistic miniature cities! What kind of city will you build?

◆ Roll the dice to build your fortune!
Roll the dice to earn resources! Feel the rush of anticipation as you wait to see if you win or lose! This game will add a little excitement to your day!

◆ Discover your miniature city!
Use resources you earn to develop it! Enjoy stunning visuals that delight the eye as a realistic miniature city unfolds before your eyes!

◆ Collect iconic landmarks from around the world!
Add global monuments to your personal miniature city! Build the ideal city of your dreams! Experience the thrill of travel right at your fingertips!

Updated on

Apr 17, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.

This app may share these data types with third parties

Location, App activity and 2 others

No data collected

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Data is encrypted in transit

Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

4.2

258 reviews

Tony Johnston

September 28, 2025

This is literally like a game that is , watch paint dry, spin slot machine that is in the only building in the game that pretends to do anything and that is the bank...because of course slot machines are in banks lol. Buildings do nothing, you watch a pre-made city open. that is it. It's a game you wish you had less energy in so you could leave it faster. Like a 6 year old built it with AI lol. Don't waste your time

60 people found this review helpful

Son Do hyang

April 14, 2026

it was fun to play on the go. There weren't any other features besides the core ones and the gameplay loop was slightly addicting. The game itself lacked content and I was able to complete the entire city in 25 minutes excluding wait times for energy. Once you ran out of energy you had no choice but to wait instead of buying it with a second currency such as gems or by watching an optional ad.

Lee Wignall

April 14, 2026

It's a nice proof of concept. Clean graphics, juicy animations, etc. But this isn't a game. The game loop currently is: Auto roll dice to gain cash, tap on menu elements in a predetermined order until out of cash, use energy rewards from that to auto roll dice again, repeat. There is no player agency or decision making. But it could be interesting with a lot of work.