How to play Playing Prague? In each of the game’s sixteen levels, you build one iconic Prague landmark by logically composing the prescribed patterns. You can gradually build the Old Town Hall, the towers of Charles Bridge or the cable car to Petřín. At the same time, each level of the game introduces you to the story of world-famous personalities associated with Prague, such as Einstein, Mozart or Kafka. In the course of the game, you will create a collection of not only historical monuments, but also famous personalities. In addition to Czech, Playing Prague is also available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Korean and Japanese. Expansion and ten follow-up levels Originally featuring six levels, the game has now been expanded with ten more, as well as the option to compete with other players through leaderboards and an achievement system. The new levels take players to places such as Prague Planetarium, Prague Castle and the Old Wastewater Treatment Plant in Bubeneč. The game has also been enriched with new prominent figures connected with Prague and Czech history. From 2026, Playing Prague features, among others, architect Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, poet Jaroslav Seifert, composer Josef Mysliveček, opera singer Ema Destinnová, and artists Brychtová and Libenský Prestigious awards Playing Prague was awarded the prestigious 2025 CEEGA (Central and Eastern European Game Awards), being crowned as the Best Mobile Game. It has become another Czech success story alongside Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Cyberpunk or Silent Hill 2. i want to play Playing Prague iconic monuments you build in the game Prague Castle Hradčany Clementinum Astronomical Tower and Baroque Library Staré Město Prague City Gallery — Municipal Library, 2nd floor Staré Město The Lord Mayor’s Residence Staré Město New Town Hall Nové Město Clam-Gallas Palace Staré Město Prague Castle — Queen Anne’s Summer Palace Hradčany Prague City Gallery — Bílek Villa Hradčany Old Wastewater Treatment Plant in Bubeneč Bubeneč Prague Exhibition Grounds Holešovice Prague Planetarium Holešovice Prague City Gallery — House at the Stone Bell Staré Město The Marian Column Staré Město Powder Gate Tower Staré Město Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock Staré Město Petřín Tower Malá Strana St Nicholas Bell Tower Malá Strana Lesser Town Bridge Towers Malá Strana Old Town Bridge Tower Staré Město Petřín Funicular Malá Strana Ferries Vyšehrad Cemetery and Slavín Vyšehrad Náplavka — Rašínovo embankment Nové Město Náplavka — Dvořákovo embankment Staré Město Prague Congress Centre Nusle page the secrets of prague’s house signs The charm of the Lesser Town and Hradčany, neighbourhoods of artists, painters and builders. page Seventy with a lady, dragons and stars The unique charm of Prague’s mosaic pavements page vintage tram 42 Travel in style aboard Prague’s vintage tram and discover the city at your own pace. The ticket is valid for the whole day, so you can hop on and off as you like. Enjoy the elegance of the historic cars, be they from the time of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, from the 1950s or the 1970s! page The Towers of Prague Prague proudly bears the title of the “city of a hundred spires” and the most beautiful views are from its towers. Each of them is an architectural gem and offers unusual panoramas of the historic squares, the magical mosaic of rooftops, the Vltava River, its bridges and embankment. Each one also has its own symbol that tells its story. You need only read… page flirtatious and beautiful – prague will get a new funicular to petřín Prague can’t wait for the new funicular, which in addition to its elegant appearance and sustainability will pay tribute to the romance of Petřín Hill. In fact, when the designer cars pass each other on route, they will exchange a wink and blush. Prague’s second most visited attraction (after Prague Castle) is now closed for complete reconstruction, and will debut in a new look in 2026. But don’t despair – we have put together detailed information and tips on how to get to Petřín quickly by public transport or, instead, slowly via a pleasant stroll. world celebrities you meet in the game page every church is an original Prague masterpieces by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, a star of Baroque architecture. page the rebel beloved by puccini The Divine Emmy, legendary Czech opera singer. page a short-sighted man who peered into the heavens Astronomer Johannes Kepler discovered the laws of planetary motion in Prague. page kafka’s prague, the mother with claws Franz Kafka and the world of Prague’s bohemians page the legend of the golem The profound mystery surrounding the protector of Prague’s Jewish ghetto. page infant jesus of prague The miraculous healing child. page a white unicorn of science Einstein’s Prague journey to the theory of relativity. page stars of the spanish sky in prague How the Jesuits built the most beautiful Baroque library in the world. This game was created as a tribute to talent, innovation and gaming. It was created by the independent game studio Charles Games, which was founded as a spin-off of Charles University in Prague. If you are considering coming to Prague to study or conduct research, you can find answers to all your questions on Study in Prague. partners of the project