A place of your own
Cabin, workshop, or something entirely your own. Build, furnish, and grow an estate with a story in every corner.

A living world. An unwritten story.
A world built by you.
Carve out a home. Shape a town. Leave your mark.
Persistent multiplayer ◆ Open-world building
Beyond the treeline, a new life is waiting. A piece of land to call your own. A craft to master. A town with a place for you.
Hewnland is a persistent multiplayer world shaped by its people. Every home starts with an idea. Every settlement starts with someone.
HEWNLAND / CONCEPT ART02 / YOUR STORY
Big worlds. Small beginnings.
What happens next is in your hands.
Claim your land and build a home piece by piece. Lay paths, furnish your rooms, plant a garden, and turn an empty parcel into somewhere unmistakably yours.
THE THINGS THAT MAKE A LIFE
Cabin, workshop, or something entirely your own. Build, furnish, and grow an estate with a story in every corner.
Cultivate a farm, tend a forest, gather materials, and create original objects. Make a living from what you make.
Trade goods, visit the auction house, and find your role in a shared economy. Your corner of the world is part of something bigger.
Step into a shared world from your browser,
or settle in with the Windows client.
Choose a server and enter Hewnland in your browser. Your selected world opens in a new tab.
Download the native Windows client and connect to a shared world. Currently in development.
Hewnland is an open-world multiplayer building and life simulation game. Claim land, construct homes, craft objects, grow resources, and take part in a persistent economy with other players.
Select “Choose a server,” pick an available world, and select “Enter world.” The game opens in a new tab, where you can create a settler or sign in. Servers appear here as they become publicly available.
Both clients connect to the same authoritative game server. Select the same server to enter the same persistent world. The Windows client is a development preview, and some features are still being brought across from the browser.
Yes. Hearthland is becoming Hewnland: a new name for the same world-building game and its next chapter.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER