Overview
Welcome to Holdopolis, a city with exactly one toilet. Not one per district—one for the entire population.
As the city grows, so does the queue, and it's your job to keep things moving. This isometric city builder from RODRIK LTD blends simulation, strategy, and a healthy dose of satire.
Released on November 5, 2026, it's currently in Early Access, offering a unique twist on the genre.
Highlights
- One Toilet, One City: The core mechanic revolves around managing a single public toilet that serves every resident. Every new citizen is another potential customer, making queue management as important as urban planning.
- Build and Manage: Place homes, workplaces, and roads to expand your city. Earn income as your population grows, but remember that each new resident adds to the line. You'll need to balance expansion with efficiency.
- Queue Customization: Draw the queue's route yourself, add barriers, benches, and shelters, and keep sanitation trucks moving through the streets. It's a management sim where the queue is your canvas.
Who It's For
If you enjoy city builders with a comedic edge, or management games that make you think about logistics in unconventional ways, Holdopolis is for you. The satire on urban planning and public services will appeal to fans of games like Cities: Skylines, but with a much more absurd premise.
It's also a great pick for players who like to optimize and experiment with different layouts.
Game Info
- Developer/Publisher: RODRIK LTD
- Genres: Simulation, Strategy, Early Access
- Modes: Single-player, with mouse-only option and play-at-your-own-pace
- Release Date: November 5, 2026
- Languages: English, Russian, French, German, Spanish (Spain), Simplified Chinese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese
- Steam Features: Achievements, Mouse Only Option, Playable at Your Own Pace
Holdopolis is a fresh take on the city builder genre, where the most critical infrastructure is a single toilet. It's a humorous yet surprisingly deep management sim that will test your planning skills and your patience with queues.





