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Version 2.2 · 2026-03-01
Performance improvements and minor fixes
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The store currently lists version 2.2, updated 2026-03-01.








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Close Cities is a relaxing puzzle game in which you will have to build cities in different worlds over time. Find a road and start there. Solve all 160 levels and become a Close Cities legend!
UNIQUE PUZZLES
You will start each level with an empty map that you will have to fill with beautiful cities. Choose the right road, choose the area and tap or drag with your fingers!
DOES NOT REQUIRE KNOWLEDGE OF ARCHITECTURE
Close Cities offers a fun experience even if you don't know the difference between a square and a bevel. The game's tutorial will show you everything you need to know at a relaxed pace.
CONQUER ITS 160 LEVELS
Each world has its king and 16 levels that you must solve to build his empire.
TRAVEL THROUGH TIME
During the course of the game you will discover different worlds over time with relaxed music to let you go.
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