Not a flat world

Who said worlds have to be flat? Or even round?
Not A Flat World is a relaxing tile-placement puzzle where every level is a planet shaped like a polyhedron. Wrap fields, forests and rivers around a cube, a dodecahedron, a star, or a world with a hole right through the middle.

Place, rotate, match. Draw tiles from your stack, turn them to fit, and set them down on the planet's faces. Edges that match (grass to grass, river to river, rail to rail) glow and score points. Plan ahead, because the shape of the planet bends every connection around the corner.

A tiny world that comes alive. Farms grow crops, ponds ripple and fill with fish, lighthouses watch the shore, volcanoes smoulder, and clouds drift past. Coral, sea anemones and seagrass fill the waters, while roads, railways and mountain ridges stretch across the land.
Play at your own pace. No timers, no pressure. Undo a move or skip a tile when you need to, toggle the ambient light, and spin the camera around your planet to admire what you have built.
Features
Dozens of planet shapes, from simple cubes and octahedra to stellated stars and toroidal donut worlds

Hexagon, pentagon, square and triangle tiles, depending on the planet

18 edge types to connect: grass, farm, forest, river, water, desert, houses, roads, rail, mountains, cliffs, rocks, lava, walls, coral, sea anemones and sea grass

Seasonal colour palettes, from spring greens to snowy winter

Hand-built shaders for water, foam, clouds and soft depth-of-field

Undo and skip, so a bad draw never ruins a world

Short tutorial that teaches everything in a minute