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Mini City: Mayhem

Rogue Duck Interactive / Feb 17, 2025 / Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy

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Build, plan, and flourish while the time is running! Mini City: Mayhem is a chaos-filled city-builder where you build against time. Become the mayor of a tiny town, plop down tiny building blocks to build a working city to progress. Become the greatest urban planner of all time!

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What's new

Mini City: Mayhem v1.2.0 - Experimental Controller & Steam Deck Support

2025-06-06

Hey Mayors! As we celebrate the 2nd anniversary of Rogue Duck Interactive, for Mini City, we are releasing the experimental controller support. As of now, Steam Deck support needs to be reviewed by Steam.

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What players say

Positive

82% positive, 38 reviews

Recommended29 hrs played

very fun and engaging -- especially with the time restriction -- makes it's very fun to reo mapss and see if you can break your previous records. I would love for them to add more maps!

0 found this helpful, 2026-07-24

Recommended1 hrs played

Pretty fun little 3d block matching game with quite a few enjoyable modes and a nice price.

0 found this helpful, 2025-09-29

Recommended14 hrs played

Mini City: Mayhem is a compact yet cleverly designed city-building experience that reinterprets the genre through the lens of puzzle logic and time-driven pressure rather than sprawling simulation. Developed by Rogue Duck Interactive in collaboration with cukuto and published by Rogue Duck Interactive alongside Gamersky Games, the game focuses on fast, readable decision-making and creative spatial thinking. Instead...

0 found this helpful, 2026-01-16

Not recommended0 hrs played

Mouse cursor doesn't uses the system speed, the game replaces it by it's own one, fixed to slow. It makes everything painful. Also I don't get why the game is 1Go when it could have been less than 100Mo if the libs and assets had been correctly compressed.