PaverPlaza

Paver Plaza is a calm game about paving medieval streets. Tap a stone in the heap and it flies into your hand. Tap a glowing spot on the pavement and the stone settles exactly into place. Quarter by quarter, bare earth turns into a patterned square.

NO RUSH
There is no timer, no lives and no penalties. Pick the wrong spot and it just blinks red; nothing is lost. The joy is in putting things in order: stone by stone, pattern by pattern.

TOWNS THAT NEVER REPEAT
Start with a small hamlet around a well, then build towns, each with a name of its own:
• a river town with a bridge, a quay, boats and a watermill;
• a round town with a square at its heart and streets running out like rays;
• an octagonal walled town with a castle, markets and a cathedral.
Every town is laid out anew: its own street plan, its own paving patterns and its own palette of stone.

LIVING HEAPS
Stones arrive in heaps right next to the quarter. Pull one out and its neighbours slide into the gap, and the heap settles like a real one.

THE BUILDER AND TALENTS
Every stone you lay earns experience. In each town your builder grows from scratch, and you choose how:
• Grip: take several stones per tap;
• Knack: lay several stones at once;
• Wide Palms and Barrow: carry more;
• Sure Hand: a stone goes to the nearest spot that fits;
• Helper and Apprentice: assistants who fetch and lay stones on their own.

LITTLE PLEASURES
• a wave across the pavement when a quarter is done;
• highlighted spots for the stone in your hand;
• soft sounds and vibration, both can be turned off;
• English and Russian.

The game works offline, has no ads and collects no data.