Mini Metro Walkthrough and Guide

Mini Metro is a free-to-play puzzle game that involves subway planning. Each of the different levels is meant to evoke a subway map and are designed around a specific city's geography and river placement. The object of the game is to connect the stations that pop up randomly around the map so that you create connections that enables commuters to reach their destinations in a reasonable amount of time. More and more passengers will show up with different transit demands and the game will have you scrambling to keep up. The more passengers that move through your system, the higher your score. If any station becomes too crowded your system fails and it's game over.

Mini-Metro is a stylish game that although appears simple at first glance will progressively become more complex and require quite a bit of strategy to keep the game going. You will definitely find yourself formulating subway-building strategies and thinking ahead about how to best use each line. The longer a line is, the longer the wait times your passengers will face. Mini Metro features thirteen real-world city maps. You start with London, Paris, New York City, and Berlin and unlock Melbourne, Hong Kong, Osaka, Saint Petersburg, Montréal, San Francisco, São Paulo, Cairo, and Auckland by obtaining a modest score on the starting maps. As your passenger count grows you get access to new assets to meet the demand: new rail lines, more locomotives, carriage cars that increase the capacity of a specific train, more efficient terminals, and tunnels and bridges to go under or over rivers.

For a limited time only the game is available on Android and iOS for $0.99/€0.99