Other cities include Melbourne, Hong Kong, Osaka, Stockholm, Saint Petersburg, Montréal, San Francisco, São Paulo, Seoul, Washington D.C., Singapore, Cairo, Istanbul, Shanghai, Mumbai and Auckland. You can start with a generated map or select one of the following cities: London, Paris, New York City and Berlin. If the commuters can’t travel to a certain location the station will become crowded with those who can’t leave and depending on the game mode it will end the game once there are too many idle passengers. These symbols are also used for the travelers to hint where people want to go to, which will help you decide the connections you will need to focus on. The way you build tracks is easy: connect a line between two or more stations which are represented by different symbols, for example a circle and a triangle. If you are in for a real challenge you can opt for Extreme mode where all placed lines are permanent and you are given the same challenge of not letting the several stations saturate with impatient travelers. In Endless mode the stations do not overcrowd which is a more relaxing mode. In Normal mode your job is to create connections between stations and prevent them to get overcrowded in which case the game ends. Mini Metro is a game that allows you to create such a map yourself and offers 3 different game modes to do so.
If you’ve ever been in a big city you are unfamiliar with you have probably stared at a metro map before: a minimalist presentation of different stations and colored lines indicating how you can get from A to B. Want to find out more? Hop on and mind the gap! Connecting the dots Your job is to construct an efficient subway network while keeping up with the demand of the people that want to travel it. Right down to the visuals which are based closely on the iconic and abstract subway designs of Harry Beck, Mini Metro is a feast for the senses.Mini Metro is a minimalist puzzle strategy game by Indie studio Dinosaur Polo Club based in New Zealand. In addition to gameplay that bridges the gap between hectic and relaxing, Mini Metro also features a soundtrack by Disasterpeace that dynamically adapts to your gameplay, evolving as your subway grows and becomes more complex. From New York City, to Osaka, to Mumbai, get ready for a world tour of efficient and collaborative metro mapping that offers up a unique experience with each session thanks to randomized city growth. Spread across three different modes of play – Normal, Endless, and Extreme – try your hand at designing subway systems in 20 different real-world cities, each with their own unique colour schemes and obstacles. In addition to the gameplay fans know and love, the Nintendo Switch release features fluid controls that just work, regardless of whether you’re playing with a controller, using motion controls or the touch screen, and a huge, exclusive addition: multiplayer!įeaturing support for four players, team up (or argue) with your friends to design the most efficient metro network you can. Originally developed and released on desktop and mobile devices by Dinosaur Polo Club, Radial Games teamed up with the original development team to bring this beloved title to Nintendo’s handheld console.
MINI METRO SWITCH SIMULATOR
Radial Games is excited to announce gorgeously minimalist subway simulator Mini Metro is available now on Nintendo Switch, available for $9.99 USD on the Nintendo eShop. Multiplayer isn’t supported anywhere else other than Nintendo Switch. The game comes with touch screen controls, motion controls, and even multiplayer. Dinosaur Polo Club and Radial Games have released subway simulator Mini Metro for Nintendo Switch today.
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