Funville

Funville

Idle Adventure Park

A cozy idle tycoon where a little mini golf course grows into a whole adventure park, and it keeps growing for weeks.

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A grown Funville park from above: blocks of rides along the streets, a roller coaster, a dinosaur jungle, a Glow Putt hall under blacklight and the town's houses all around

A mini golf park that grows with you

Start small. Every round your golfers play earns a little money, and that money builds the park.

  1. Nine holes to startNine hand-shaped mini golf holes, with windmills, water and bridges. Tap a hole to start a round.
  2. Blocks across the streetBuy the lots across the street for new venues: a Petting Farm, an Arcade, a Pond, Go-Karts, Dino Land and many more.
  3. A town around your parkThe empty land past your blocks grows into the town of Funville, with a water tower that says FUNVILLE.
  4. Franchise to new townsWhen your park is grown, move to a new town for Stars that stay with you, and build again.

Take a look

Real screenshots from the game. Swipe or scroll the row to see them all.

A mini golf park that grows with you: the course in front, the town and the blocks beyond
Putt of the Day: pull back and let go to putt a hole by hand
The Fun Yard: a drop tower, bumper cars and a Bounce Barn
Glow Putt: a blacklight hall with neon rails and glowing holes
Gold Rush Gulch: a mine train, a saloon and a panning creek
Toy Town: a toy railway, a brick builder and a giant playroom
Splash Aquarium: open-air tanks and a fish show
The Candy Factory and Marble Mania, seen from above
The Weekly Open: the finished scorecard
The Haunted Graveyard after dark

More screenshots and the trailer

The Fun Yard: bumper cars on a dark floor, a tall red drop tower, a red barn and a bouncy castle

Tap the park

Everything happens in the park itself. Tap a hole to start a round and tap a ride to run it. Hire Marshals and staff, and your park keeps earning while you're away.

Twenty-three blocks have a Block Desk at the gate, where one tap runs every ride that is waiting. Press and hold a Marshal to give them a name.

How the park works

Putt of the Day: a single green hole seen from above, with an arrow showing the aim and a power reading

Putt it yourself

Putt of the Day is a new hole every day, the same for everyone. Touch anywhere, pull back and let go.

The Weekly Open is nine holes a week, one round that counts, with medals and a scorecard to share.

The ball really rolls: it bounces off the walls, climbs the ramps and lips out when it's hit too hard.

More about putting

The Haunted Graveyard at night: lamps glowing over gravestones, bare trees and a crypt

Watch it come alive

Families wander the paths and line up for rides, and a hole-in-one gets a cheer. Day turns to golden dusk and lantern-lit night, and the Haunted Graveyard comes alive after dark.

Passing rain showers pop the umbrellas, then a rainbow comes out. Critters drop by while you're away.

Life in the park

Franchise to new towns

When your park is grown, sell it and open in a new town. Your Stars, gems, Collection Book and Looks come with you.

Where it starts

Maple Grove

Autumn trees, and farm fields out past the town.

Beach crowds

Sunny Shores

Palm trees and sand, and the Snack Bar does a roaring trade.

Icy greens

Snowy Peaks

Snowy pines and sleds, and Santa hats on the T-Rex and the cows.

Desert heat

Canyon Springs

Cacti round the park, and everything earns more in the desert heat.

More about the towns

No ads, ever.

Funville is free and fair. Nothing stops the game to ask you to watch a video.

  • The free Boost charges as you play. No video needed.
  • No loot boxes, no spins, no random paid items.
  • No pop-up offers. Everything in the Shop is there whenever you want it.
  • The VIP Pass is a one-time purchase, never a subscription.
  • The Weekly Cup is real players only: no bots.
  • No account needed.

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For iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Macs. Free, with no ads.

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