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Cézanne City — a city builder played with painterly gestures

Draw a road and mark land for houses; the town will decide what to become. Choose a brush and watch neighbourhoods emerge on the canvas.

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Cézanne City
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Build a seaside town with gestures: draw roads, plant trees and mark ground for homes. Buildings appear over time, residents find paths and neighborhoods acquire names. Each gesture leaves a mark on the evolving landscape.

Change the painting's manner to see the town in a dark early palette, impressionist touches, constructive strokes or late translucent planes. Your town is saved in the browser, and a Levbee account can keep your best building count excluding markets.

Achievements 8

First houses

Score 5

+10 XP · +10 coins

Streets by the bay

Score 20

+20 XP · +15 coins

A living quarter

Score 50

+40 XP · +30 coins

A city on canvas

Score 100

+80 XP · +60 coins

First launch

Play 1 times

+5 XP · +5 coins

Regular player

Play 10 times

+20 XP · +10 coins

Veteran

Play 50 times

+50 XP · +25 coins

First record

First personal best

+10 XP · +15 coins

How to play

  1. Draw a road. Select the road tool and draw a line by the shore.
  2. Mark the ground. Select homes and mark an area near the road.
  3. Let the town grow. Wait for homes, squares and neighborhoods to emerge.
  4. Put down the brush. Press S or the settle button and watch your town.

Controls

KeysAction
Mouse or touchdraw with the selected tool
Wheel or two fingerszoom
1–9select a tool
S / M / spacesettle / manner / pause

FAQ

Do I need an account?

No. Play as a guest; an account keeps your best score in your profile.

What is the score?

The number of buildings still standing, excluding markets; your record is the highest count reached.

How is the town saved?

The town is saved automatically in your browser.

How do I change the painting style?

Use the manner button or press M.

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Licences and credits: Ethan Mollick (Cézanne City), MIT — ATTRIBUTION.md