LITTLE PEOPLE. AMBITIOUS PLANS.
Knome
Business.
Your next big idea
is about three plots tall.
Place businesses. Merge a village. Let a delightfully curious crew turn it into Gnome Domestic Product.
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It involves a very large hat.”
ONE SHIFT AT A TIME
Tiny businesses.
Real consequences.
- 01
Choose. Place. Confirm.
Pick a piece into your hand. Fit it into the grid, rotate if needed, then confirm. Unfilled land becomes hazardous.
- 02
Make room for something better.
Matching businesses merge upward. Neon combos change the neighbourhood. When Pigon arrives, swipe before the crew clocks in.
- 03
Let the little people work.
Knomes swap, haul, repair and earn GDP. Spend their goods on the colony, pay learning bonuses, and carry your best buildings into tomorrow.
Already a playtester? Bring your village.
Your original village stays at the playtest address. Open Help → Move your village → Export village there. On FGS Play, open Help → Import village and choose that file. Review the village before replacing your local save.
Each website and browser keeps its own save. Nothing is transferred automatically.
Controls, chapters & release notes
Touch or mouse to place pieces; arrows to adjust a held piece, R to rotate, D to discard. Pigon supports swiping, direction buttons and arrow keys. Controls sit beside the grid.
Public beta 0.19.1. Modest crew balancing, higher purchase costs, brighter Pigon swipe feedback, powered hazard repairs and favourite-building clear rewards. The 7 × 7 expansion remains 1,000,000 GDP.
The village grows from cozy strategy into a stylized murder mystery, with unsettling dream imagery in later chapters. There are no ads, purchases or enabled analytics in this release.
Engine, save, art and integration checks are automated. Hands-on testing across phone models continues.
KNOW YOUR NEXT MOVE
A merge city builder with a working crew.
Build normal matches from three or more businesses in a row or column, using the same or neighbouring levels. Larger combos create neon, while Pigon’s swipes combine equal-level pairs.