Mini Metro

Dinosaur Polo Club

About this game

Mini Metro, the sublime subway simulator, now on Android. No ads or in-app purchases.

• 2016 BAFTA nominee
• 2016 IGF award winner
• 2016 IGN Mobile Game of the Year finalist
• 2016 Gamespot's Best Mobile Game selection

Mini Metro is a game about designing a subway map for a growing city. Draw lines between stations and start your trains running. As new stations open, redraw your lines to keep them efficient. Decide where to use your limited resources. How long can you keep the city moving?

• Random city growth means each game is unique.
• Over two dozen of real-world cities to test your planning skills.
• A variety of upgrades so you can tailor your network.
• Normal mode for quick scored games, Endless to relax, or Extreme for the ultimate challenge.
• Build your metro exactly how you want to with the all-new Creative mode.
• Compete against the world every day in the Daily Challenge.
• Colorblind and night modes.
• Responsive soundtrack created by your metro system, engineered by Disasterpeace.

Please note that Mini Metro is incompatible with some Bluetooth headphones. If you do not hear audio over Bluetooth, please try disconnecting your headphones and restarting the game.

Ratings and reviews

Wow! What a phenomenal game! 5 / 5 stars. Absolute Love! Highly recomend! This game is just the perfect amount of mental engagement meets strategic reasoning. 1 thing I would recommend considering that other mobile games do, is during the weekly upgrade, give players the option to look at the map before deciding. There are definitely moments of "how many lines are still locked? Or how many bridges do i have? Or do I need this carriage?" Also maybe somewhere a display for what week # it is. 9/9!

Feels a bit designed to make you fail more quickly as you progress. Especially when it provides no additional tunnels even after three weeks in a city heavily reliant on passing over water (looking at you, Lagos). There was literally no way to successfully progress, which takes the fun out of the challenge entirely.

Definitely a very minimalist design ethos, built on the aesthetic of any number of railway maps. Might not be for everyone, but as someone who's been in love with public transit as a concept for years, it serves a very specific interest. That said, not as easy to get into if you're not willing to try and fail a few times, as there's not much of a tutorial. I see why some are critical, but I've had a great time watching my trains go about their schedule.

What’s new

A small, tidy update to make sure the game's ticking along smoothly.
• Handful of translations fixes.
• Fix for hard-to-see passengers on Tokyo's yellow line.
• Updates to the credits.
• Game engine upgrade.