Free mobile tycoon game
A pocket full of change and a whole harbour waiting. Start with a coffee cart on the pier, then a kiosk, a bakery, a plaza, a skyscraper… and finally an island of your own.
Free download · iPhone, iPad and AndroidComing soon to the App Store and Google Play. Free to play.
Prologue · Penniless
Not a penny to your name, and one shoe lets in the rain. At the ferry pier Old Harry hands you a tray of croissants and a flask of coffee:
“Sell them, bring me the money tonight. The rest is yours.”
A big city, a tray of croissants and a dream.
Ten chapters, one life
10 stages: bakery, café, office, plaza, skyscraper… and finally an island of your own. The cart gets too small, so you open a kiosk. The kiosk gets too small, so you bake. Every chapter your HQ grows and the skyline changes.
At the ferry pier, under a striped umbrella: your very first cart. You learned to shout “Fresh croissants!” as the ferry docks. Old Harry: “They remember your smile, kid, not the croissant.”
Old Harry A tray of croissants, an umbrella and a big dream.
At last, a roof to keep the rain off. The sandwich press clicks, the coffee machine never sleeps. Mum: “Love, someone with their own front door stands taller.”
Mum A bigger menu, more customers and a roof over your head.
Dough at three in the morning, the first tray out at six. You kept your word: the first croissant out of the oven goes to Old Harry. One bite and his eyes well up: “An oven wants patience, kid. Rush it and you burn your bread.”
Old Harry Into the oven, out just right: hot croissants fly off the counter.
Cheesecake in the window, cups clinking on every table. The nicest corner of the harbour is yours now. Every Sunday Mum sits at the same table and tells anyone who’ll listen: “That’s my kid.”
Mum The tables are ordering: get the right tray from the right oven in time.
A small room above the bakery: a desk, a phone, a stack of paperwork. The smell of croissants drifts up; up here the decisions are yours. Old Harry: “A hand that holds a pen carries more than one that holds a tray.”
Old Harry The bakers run the oven downstairs; the decisions are on your desk now.
A whole floor of the old stone-stepped Exchange is yours. Managers at the doors, your first tenders on the desk. Ms Fiona Reed: “The banks meet you at the door now, just so you know.”
Ms Fiona Reed Offices, managers and your first tenders.
The lift climbs to the twentieth floor; the boardroom looks out over the harbour. The big deals are on your desk now. On her first visit Mum gripped the handrail all the way up.
Mum Big deals and the negotiating table await.
Your name shines at the top of the tower. The board, mergers, takeovers… The first thing Old Harry did when he stepped out of the lift was look for the croissant tray.
Old Harry The board is ready to meet: mergers and takeovers.
Your Spire is part of the city skyline now. Newspapers, cameras, investors at your door. Ms Fiona Reed: “You move the market now. Not the other way round.”
Ms Fiona Reed The whole city is talking about you: press, investment and prestige.
Your own island, your own pier. You drink your morning coffee facing the sea, an empire at your fingertips. Mum: “Didn’t I tell you? I always said you’d be someone big one day!”
Mum You run the whole empire from your own island.
Money makes money
Shops, a taxi fleet, a factory, an airline… even your own football club. One shop, then five. One taxi, then a fleet. Your factory hums, your planes take off, your own club runs out onto the pitch.
2.48M/day
Coffee bars, burger joints, whole chains. You pick the prices, the sign and the branches.
From an Economy Saloon to VIP Luxury. Cars wear out; your fleet keeps rolling.
From a workshop to heavy industry. The line never stops.
Your planes on the departures board.
Pick the crest, win the derby.
52 properties, from a studio flat to a seaside villa. Rent flows while you sleep.
Stocks, gold, oil. The news moves the price; you move first.
And there’s more
Customers come and go, queues grow, reviews roll in, and the daily press writes about you.
Grow a taxi rank, fill a depot with lorries. Vehicles wear out; replace them.
52 properties, from a studio flat to a private island. Rent flows while you’re away.
Stocks, crypto, gold, oil. One day, take your own company public.
Fall in love, get married, raise kids. Your cat on the cart, your dog at the office.
Derby day, festivals, a tourist boom, a snowstorm. The city never sits still.
Paintings, classic cars, watches. Badges to earn, records to break.
Put a manager in charge and your companies keep working while you’re away.
New phone? Your empire comes with you. One transfer code is all it takes.
Your mum, Margaretonline
Kenneth Drake · RivalThis harbour isn’t big enough for two carts.
now
Your phone buzzes
Money isn’t everything. Mum wants to know if you’ve eaten, someone special is waiting at dinner. Your rivals undercut you and poach your customers. It’s all your story.
A cat moves into your cart, a dog naps under your office desk. And don’t forget to buy Mum a seaside house.
The city’s tycoons are watching you. Smile, shake hands, and take the next neighbourhood before they do.
Kenneth DrakeCount your till. I've counted your customers.
Selena AshbyTaste is capital too, darling.
Brandon TateMore haste, less speed.
Ron SayersMoney never sleeps. You do.
Legacy
From a cart seller with holes in his shoes to a tycoon in a tailored suit. One day you hand the keys to your child; your name, your collection and your story live on.
1 Street cart
2 Shopkeeper
3 Boss
4 Businessperson
5 Holding
6 TycoonThe croissant seller from the ferry pier now owns a piece of the Port Haven skyline.
Chapter 10 · Tycoon
Start flat broke and become the biggest tycoon in town. The fireworks over your island are for you.
Free download · iPhone, iPad and AndroidComing soon to the App Store and Google Play. Free to play.
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Yes, Kodaman is free to play. If you like, you can watch rewarded ads for bonuses (for example, double income for five minutes). Watching ads is entirely optional.
Kodaman is made for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Download it for free from the App Store and Google Play.
No. Kodaman has no accounts, emails or passwords. The game recognises your progress with a random ID created on your device.
No. Cloud backup saves your game automatically. When moving to a new device, get a transfer code in the game (8 characters, valid for 24 hours, single use) and enter it with “Load with a code”.
No. All money, property and items in the game are virtual: they cannot be exchanged for real money, withdrawn or sold.
Companies with a manager keep working and your rent keeps flowing. A surprise waits in your till when you return.
Kodaman is designed for players aged 13 and over. If the store’s age rating differs, the store rating applies.
You can reset your progress in the game, or ask us to delete your data from our servers on this website. See the “Data deletion” page for details.
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