13 Games Like The Simpsons Tapped Out
Our compilation of games like The Simpsons: Tapped Out lists other great mobile management games where you’ll design and manage your own virtual city.
The Simpsons: Tapped Out quickly rose to the top of the iOS and Android stores with its mixture of management, building, satire and famous Simpsons characters. With regular updates to buildings, characters and mini games the Simpsons: Tapped Out has been able to maintain its strong user base of millions of players in a saturated mobile space.
Your goal in this Simpsons themed game is to help Homer rebuild the town of Springfield after he causes a meltdown at work in the nuclear power plant. In order to do this players must build a wide selection of houses, shops and public buildings from the popular cartoon series. With many of these buildings paired with a quest that lets you unlock a character related to that building players can restore the town while filling it with their favourite Simpsons characters. As you progress this will create a feedback loop where each building provides income that can be used for new buildings or decorative items to bring your virtual city back to life.
The apps like The Simpsons: Tapped Out here offer other city building games that you can play on your mobile device or browser as you develop an ideal society from scratch.
My Sunny Resort
Create your dream resort complete with sun, sand and palm trees in My Sunny Resort, a browser based management game from the Upjers team who are well known for their browser based experiences with a host of titles across genres and settings. My Sunny Resort is also available on Windows, Linux through Upjers Home or through Steam (Windows only). Taking the popular and successful formula from their other management games such as My Fantastic Park and My Free Zoo Upjers has changed up the setting w...[Read Review]
Klondike: The Lost Expedition
Opting to mix farming simulation within town management and adventure Klondike: The Lost Expedition offers this mix within your browser and mobile devices (under the name Klondike: Adventures). Klondike opens with players reading the last letter they received from their father informing them that the expedition intends to head further east but will return in spring. Unfortunately with spring now upon us with no sign of your father you opt to adventure inland to locate him for yourself. Starting ...[Read Review]
My Little Farmies
My Little Farmies allows you to create your own virtual farming village across computer and mobile platforms and joins the growing expansion of Upjer titles in the management genre. From placing fields to paths, choosing crops and animals it’s easy to create something to your liking in this farming adventure which offers a wealth of freedom to your farm design. My Little Farmies draws from an early industrial style era with players focusing on expanding their small village from simple farmland t...[Read Review]
Uptasia
Set in the 19th century Uptasia mixes the genres of hidden object games and economic simulation together into a single free to play adventure. The result is an interesting mix that you probably haven’t run into before and well worth trying if you are on the hunt for a game in either of these genres but want something different. Originally available in your browser (since retired) Uptasia is now available for Windows and Android. In Uptasia players are put in charge of developing their own econo...[Read Review]
Skyrama
If you’d prefer to take over the skies as opposed to the various other tycoon management games on offer than Skyrama allows you to do just that. Starting from the most basic airport you’ll want to expand out to create a massive central airport hub. Unfortunately this means Skyrama does start off slowly in its game mechanics as you build up your base of operations and expand on your potential options. Starting with but a single plane and sending it across the globe will generate money...[Read Review]
Game of Thrones Winter is Coming
Game of Thrones Winter is Coming is an officially licensed browser game of the MMO variety that takes place within the exceedingly popular Game of Thrones universe. While the game itself can’t shake the basic gameplay and free to play traps that this genre is known for the visual presentation and tie in to popular culture propels Game of Thrones Winter is Coming far ahead of similar titles. The game is also available through the GTArcade micro desktop app. Playing as your very own lord wit...[Read Review]
Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff
Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff joins The Simpsons: Tapped Out in the world of freemium building games with a cartoon tie in. In turn providing a game for fans of the show and the mobile gaming scene which allows the m to create their own customised Quahog town and fill it with your favourite characters. Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff is a complete experience with a wide breadth of characters from the popular TV series making appearances and a typical over the top Family Guy story line to enjoy...[Read Review]
The Settlers Online
The Settlers Online (The Settlers Online: Castle Empire) is a free to play browser based strategy game that utilises familiar mechanics from the core Settlers franchise. The result is a mixture of popular modern strategy games and the MMO strategy genre. The Settlers Online offers an accessible challenge which features a familiar gameplay loop of building a sprawling city, raiding bandits, achieving objectives and in time gaining levels that unlock additional content to expand your strategy opti...[Read Review]
Beastie Bay
Beastie Bay (or Beastie Bay DX on non mobile platforms) is a unique game with monster training aspects that was originally available for free on your Android and iOS devices. Following the success of the title in the mobile space the game was released on Steam and the Nintendo Switch as a paid game under the title Beastie Bay DX (which also removes in app purchases). Regardless of platform and price tag players will find a gameplay adventure that seeks to blend monster capture and city building ...[Read Review]
Smurfs’ Village
Smurfs’ Village lets you create your perfect village for your favourite tiny blue characters. With plenty of mini games to enjoy Smurfs’ Village takes things a step further than more simple city building management games. Your task on your iOS and Android device is to rebuild your village and rescue all the Smurfs lost in the forest after Gargamel discovered your original Smurf home. This requires you to start from scratch with a single Smurf house to create something you’ll be...[Read Review]
My Farm Life 2
My Farm Life 2 is an episode based farming simulation game that offers a great challenge for beginners and veterans of virtual farming games. With well over 100 levels, multiple difficulties and dozens of achievements to complete (with corresponding trophies to collect) it offers a huge amount of gameplay to enjoy. My Farm Life 2 challenges players to craft the perfect farm 30 stories above a busy city with a rooftop farm setting. While players might be on a rooftop they’ll still have access to ...[Read Review]
Happy Street
Happy Street will let your imagination run wild as you develop your own unique, charming, colourful and fun village from scratch. With a huge amount of decorations and activities available within the game Happy Street is one of those games that you’ll be playing again and again. In the game players will jump into the shoes of Billy, a fox explorer as he sets out to a new world and builds up a thriving community. At the start of your Happy Street adventure players will descend from the sky in the...[Read Review]
Ice Age Village
Ice Age Village brings your favourite characters from the film series and implants them into a mobile game experience of city building and broader zoo management as players fight against the incoming ice age. Along this journey players have the opportunity to reshape the landscape with their desired animals, Ice Age film stars and even dinosaurs amongst buildings of all shapes and sizes to craft a unique village. Given the popular Ice Age franchise is designed with a young audience in mind it is...[Read Review]