Sintopia is available to preview now, and it should hit your hot spots if you’re looking for something inspired by Black and White and Theme Hospital, blended into an ingeniously hot (in every sense) game, by making it Hell!

The preview features all content currently created by the developers, so there’s plenty to see and do in both Overworld and Hell.

Sintopia is a mix of builder and God game, with an asymmetrical loop. On the OVERWORLD, watch gleefully as the chickpea civilization builds their sinometer, which leads them on a trip to Hell courtesy of Steve the bus driver. There you can punish the dead, keep your receipts for expenses, and generate profit to help you build and sustain your Hellish empire.

Find out more about what awaits you in this special preview with the gameplay trailer



New Preview features include:

Be A Big Bad Boss
Being the cog that keeps the hot wheels of Hell turning comes with many perks. Using your administrative magic abilities means you can fulfil your sadistic desire of ensuring many humus folk end up in Hell.

Cultists/Influencers
Influence grows when civilians witness you using spells and once, they believe in you, they will offer little gifts to collect

Once a cult reaches a certain size, you can activate cultist activities at night. You can make them murder according to your rules, use them as an army, encourage them to engage in a raunchy pit of thrusting debauchery, leading to the creation of new villagers to menace.

Seven Deadly Sins
Make sure your souls go through an effective "re-education" to avoid a buildup of their Sins across many lives... no one wants to face the demonic invasion that will inevitably result from having too much corruption in the world. Lust, Pride Greed... we’ve got many ways of making them learn.

Scrub souls clean
If you ever hope to climb the never-ending bureaucratic ladder, you’ll need to impress by rinsing the naughty overworld dwellers of their sins in hopes of hurdling them back up the resurrection to not doubt make the same (and new) mistakes all over again.