The Shaman
Speaks in riddles and "Hmm". It was his dream that started all this.
- 40+rides
- 16food stalls and shops
- 20mini-games
- 8lands to build on
- 3eras of history
Happy guests fill the tills
Every guest has a mood. Keep them fed, rested and close to a loo, and more of them come, they stay longer and they ride more. Grumpy ones leave, and they tell their friends.
Guest mood
58%
Run a tiny park: switch things on and off
Guests: under 70% the gate slows down: fewer carts come.
Tills: filling
Park rating:
A toy version. In the game every guest keeps their own mood, needs and wallet, and the rating is the mood × 2.6 plus working rides and food stalls.
and round it goes
Happy guestsstay longer and ride moreMore visitorsthe rating rises, carts keep comingFull tillstap a ride to take its shells
Build morenew rides, stalls and decor
Go on, take the till
Rides keep their tickets in a till. When it is full, a golden shell glows over the ride: tap it and the shells fly home. There are more shells and goods hidden on this page.
A theme park, 10,000 years early
An old shaman dreamt of a place where people scream with joy, not because a tiger is chasing them. Now you are the chief of that place.
Rides that go bonk
Spinning cups, a wooden wheel, a drop tower made of logs and a carousel of tiny dinos. Every ride runs, creaks and breaks down, so keep a mechanic nearby.
Every guest has a mood
Feed them mystery meat on a stick, coconut juice and berry morse from the press, or the whole tribe at once in the Big Grill Hall. Keep the queues short and the old outhouse close. A grumpy critic is always watching.
Twenty little side quests
Fish, grill, race, paint a cave and haggle with traders between building sprees. Win shells, finds and happy guests.
2,000 guests? Sure. Make it more.
There is no fixed limit on guests: build enough food, drinks and loos and keep them happy, and the crowd keeps growing. Every one of them walks, queues, rides and grumbles on their own. This clip: a real player's park with over 2,200 guests, recorded in a desktop browser.
Coasters you lay yourself
Start at a station and lay the track tile by tile: climbs, drops, turns, loops and tunnels through the hills. Supports grow under it on their own.
Or switch on auto mode and just draw the route: the hills rise and fall by themselves and always come back down in time for the station. This one snakes through the woods for 61 tiles.
Run the track straight into a chasm and pterodactyls grab the cars and fly them to the other side.
Eight rides with a track you lay
- Bone Coaster
- Slowpoke Express
- Where’s My Helmet? Mine
- Soggy Log
- Brr-Bobsled
- Pterror Glider
- Horn to Horn
- Hot Seat Express
Pterotaxi, with stops where you want them
A tame pterodactyl drags each basket along the rope. It has dropped only one, and that one was empty.
- Put up towers anywhere: over ponds, paths and hills.
- Add stops next to the rides you want people to find.
- Watch the far corners fill up as guests fly out and back.
Prefer the ground? Lay a line for the Mammoth Bus, or dig a canal for the River Tram, and put stops along it.
Shape the land, then dress it up
Raise mountains, dig chasms and ravines, pour lakes and canals. Each of the eight lands has its own rock, from snowy peaks to cracked lava fields.
More than 40 decorations
Totems, stone arches, tusk gates, scarecrows, parasols, glowing mushrooms and trees from every land. Decor makes guests happier, and it looks good on a photo.
Three eras of fun
Your park grows with history: new materials, new rides, louder neighbours.
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Era 1Stone Age
Logs, bones and hide. A wheel, a swing, a campfire and the first brave guests.
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Era 2Bronze Age
Shiny metal, chariot races, museums and a rival park across the river.
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Era 3Iron Age
Iron horses, roads to the park and, one day, the first city.
Who you will meet
Nobody here is truly evil. Some are just very loud.
Spirit of Mount Ai-yai-yai
TALKS IN CAPS. Wants fire, a lava coaster and a temple. Pays in guests.
Smug Grog
Your rival. Brags, builds, loses, and maybe comes to work for you.
Dino
The park mascot. A worker in a plush suit, waving at the gate all day.
See the park
Frequently asked questions
When does Bonkland come out?
December 18, 2026, in the browser, on iOS and on Android. The beta is open right now at play.bonkland.app.
Is it free?
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Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in any modern browser, on a computer or a phone, and keeps working offline after the first visit.
Will my beta park carry over?
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Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The beta runs in the browser on iPhone and Android phones, and you can add it to your home screen. At launch Bonkland also comes to the App Store and Google Play.
How is my park saved?
On your device, automatically. You can play the first levels without an account; pick a nickname and your park is also kept in the cloud and opens on any device.
Does the game have an ending?
The story runs through three eras and ends with the Shaman's last dream at level 16. After that your park keeps growing for as long as you like.
Which languages?
English and Russian.
I found a bug. Where do I report it?
Use the form below or write to support@bonkland.app. A screenshot and your device help a lot.
I write about games or make videos. Who do I talk to?
Write to creator@bonkland.app for keys, art and anything else you need.
What data does the game collect?
Only what it needs to run your account and see how people play, with no ads and nothing sold. The details are in the privacy policy.
Shout into the cave
Found a bug, have an idea, want to write about the game? We read every message.
Or email support@bonkland.app
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