little lagos
A sunlit little escape · Public beta
A little city.
A lot of life.
Make a colourful neighbourhood by the lagoon. Lay a street, open a corner shop, and find room for a little more life.
Play Little LagosYour city stays in this browser. Entering never resets it.
01 Build a place to call home.
02 Bring your quarter to life.
03 Take a postcard with you.
Settle in
Your kind of quiet.
Start softly. Choose the detail that suits your device.
How to play
A few small moves.
Follow the optional start guide, connect homes and shops to streets, and build a solar hub to improve income. Complete five neighbourhood goals, then keep building freely.
Touch: tap to select, drag one finger to orbit, or use two fingers to pan and pinch. While building, one finger positions the preview; use the visible confirmation button to place it.
Mouse & keyboard: drag to orbit, Shift-drag or middle-drag to pan and scroll over the city to zoom. Arrow keys orbit; WASD pans; Enter confirms a building preview and Escape cancels. View controls in the game lists the camera shortcuts.
Use Photo mode to compose and download a 1920 × 1080 PNG. Your city saves locally; Settings → Data exports a portable JSON backup. Keep a copy before clearing browser data.
Beta 0.1.0-beta.1 · WebGL2 required. Physical Android/iOS and native Firefox/Safari testing remain unverified. You can play without sound.
Made with care
A fictional place, warmly inspired.
Little Lagos draws on the colour, architecture, markets and waterfront life of Lagos. This miniature is a fictional neighbourhood, with original buildings, figures, vehicles, artwork and synthesized sounds created for the project.
Built with the PlayCanvas Engine, TypeScript and Vite. Typography uses fonts already on your device. The hero above is an actual in-game capture.
Full asset provenance · PlayCanvas MIT licence · Starter MIT licence
No real brand affiliations or commercial partnerships are claimed.
Your city, your privacy
Saved here, on your device.
Your city and preferences use this browser’s local storage. No account, advertising SDK or production analytics provider is included. The game sends no city data or gameplay events to a server.
Optional diagnostics default off and only produce a local viewer in development builds. This public release has no event sink, even if that preference is enabled.
The hosting service receives ordinary requests needed to deliver the site. Exported photos and city files stay on your device unless you choose to share them. Email feedback opens your mail app; you choose what to send.
A neighbourhood grows through conversation
What would make it feel more like home?
Found a rough edge, or a little thing you love? We’d like to hear it.