Unwind, tile by tile

A meditative valley-building puzzle

Heartvale is a calm, cozy tile-laying puzzle for quiet evenings: every turn brings you a hex tile, and you place it so the edges match — forests to forests, fields to fields, rivers flowing on — growing a landscape that feels alive. No timers. No ads. No pressure. Just soft, soothing music and one more tile.

A VALLEY THAT LIVES

Slow down and breathe

Windmills turn, sheep graze, sailboats drift across the lakes, ducks paddle by, a tractor works the fields, villagers stroll the paths, and butterflies dance over the meadows. Every valley you build becomes a tiny world you can simply sit back and watch.

EASY TO LEARN, ENDLESSLY SOOTHING

Match edges, earn points

Gentle quests keep your valley growing

• A new tile every turn: rotate it, place it, and matching edges earn points
• Complete gentle quests to earn extra tiles and keep your valley growing
• Every game creates a brand-new, one-of-a-kind landscape

PLAY YOUR WAY

Play at your own pace

A quick stroll or endless zen

• Short45 tilesa cozy evening in one sitting10–15min
• Medium85 tilesroom for the valley to spread~20min
• Long150 tilesa long build, no rush30–40min
• Zen∞ tilesbuild for as long as you like∞
• CustomYour own rulesstack, island and valley seed

FREE TO BREATHE

The Whole Valley

The Short valley is yours free, forever — full quests, endless replays, the complete cozy experience. When you are ready for longer evenings, one small purchase — The Whole Valley — opens every other way to play. No subscriptions, no energy bars, nothing to top up. Ever.

• Medium, Long, Zen and Custom valleys
• Modes still open one by one as you play — the journey stays
• Pay once. No ads, no subscriptions, nothing to top up

MADE FOR CALM

Your cozy valley awaits

It all starts with a single tile

• A deeply relaxing soundtrack and soft ambient sounds
• Works completely offline — perfect for flights, commutes and bedtime
• Beautifully translated into 28 languages

Need a hand?

If something is broken, something is confusing, or you simply want to say hello — write in, in any language.