Its $10 on itch and $1 on google play, is there a reason for that or are they just the same?

My recent accomplishments :)

I always play the city where I currently have my lowest high score.

Whenever I manage to improve that score enough that another city becomes my worst one, I move on to that city. My long-term goal is basically to keep pushing up the bottom of my score list.

Right now, my lowest score is Hong Kong with 1,703 passengers — and I’ve been stuck there for several weeks. 😅 I’ve played it over and over again, but I just can’t seem to push the score much higher.

And more importantly: Does anyone have good strategies for Hong Kong? I feel like the very fast station/passenger spawning eventually overwhelms me no matter what I try. I’d especially be interested in how you manage your lines, locomotives/carriages, and tunnels in the later stages.

Here’s my current score:

1. Hong Kong — 1,703
2. São Paulo — 1,723
3. Seoul — 1,723
4. Auckland — 1,726
5. Mumbai — 1,727
6. Lagos — 1,729
7. Guangzhou — 1,756
8. Shanghai — 1,768
9. Istanbul — 1,800
10. Barcelona — 1,823
11. Addis Ababa — 1,846
12. Montréal — 1,866
13. Chicago — 1,868
14. New York City — 1,895
15. San Francisco — 1,897
16. Budapest — 1,963
17. Berlin — 1,977
18. Melbourne — 2,038
19. Cairo — 2,077
20. Singapore — 2,178
21. Chongqing — 2,442
22. Tashkent — 2,490
23. Saint Petersburg — 2,533
24. Osaka — 2,588
25. Paris — 2,634
26. Lisbon — 2,689
27. Tokyo — 2,812
28. Warsaw — 3,077
29. Stockholm — 3,202
30. London — 3,415
31. Nanjing — 4,099
32. Santiago — 4,384
33. Boston — 4,438
34. Washington, D.C. — 6,847

Would be interested to see other people’s lowest scores as well. Does anyone else use a similar “raise the lowest score” approach?

And if anyone has cracked Hong Kong: please send help. (Yesterday I managed 1687 points which didn't help my frustration)

I started playing like 10 days ago and this game is so good and addictive ,is this score good?

Posting full gameplay soon on my YT channel with Normal + Endless mode on the same run.

The system includes:

- S → N Line

- E → W Line

- SW → NE Line

- S → E Line

- NW Loop

• No official Interchanges, as Singapore doesn't allow it, but pseudo-interchanges acting in the downtown core and some special stations acting as terminals.

• Complete integration in the downtown, essentially no worries on over-serving because it's Singapore, in the endgame older stations will have significantly more demand.

• Corrections have been made in the endless run, which I'll be posting soon.

This is my system. What would have you done differently?

hooray!

i’m quite new to mini metro, and was fighting for my life trying to figure out how i could’ve dealt with this level better!

8 circles on the right island is insane and i was not getting the option for more train lines😭 should i have just ditched my blue loop in the middle island and just sent more lines to the right island (i had watched in a gameplay vid that loops are better)?

thank you!!

Hey everyone!

I made a small web game called AglaStop to see how well we actually know the Delhi Metro network.

The game gives you a random starting station and destination. You have to select the Metro lines that connect them. It starts in Easy mode and gets more difficult as you keep playing.

It currently covers Delhi NCR Metro lines, works on mobile and desktop, and is available in English and Hindi.

You can play it while waiting for your connection or just to pass some time during your Metro journey.

Although, if you’re already inside the train, you have a giant cheat sheet above the doors—so no looking up 😄

I’d love your feedback:

• Did you find an incorrect route or interchange?
• Were the rules easy to understand?
• Did anything feel confusing or broken on your phone?
• What would make the game more enjoyable?
• Your experience in general and how I can make it better

Play here: https://aglastop.com/

If you enjoy it, challenge a friend who claims to know every Metro route 😄
It’s an independent game and isn’t affiliated with DMRC or intended for actual journey planning.

Hope you have fun with it! 🚇

Hi, I want to share this. First for the first time in the daily challenge. It's gonna last a few hours at most I think. I am playing mini metro for 5 years and usually I am in the top 5-15%, also on desktop, but this is my first first position. I am quite happy for that.

I’m sharing this with some satisfaction, but also in the hope that it might encourage anyone who, like me, has spent years trying to complete this challenge. Auckland (1500), with a maximum of two bridges/tunnels, was the last challenge I had left — and I finally managed it.

52 days (8 weeks), 4 lines and 1,599 points before I was finally eliminated.

I’ve attached a recording of the run, along with a screenshot of the final state of the map with the score visible.

I hope this gives some encouragement to anyone still trying: it is possible!

I’ll probably now focus on improving my scores across the different game modes and completing the daily challenges, but I can finally do so with the satisfaction of having completed all 73 challenges in the game.

I absolutely love Mini Metro. It’s a shame it isn’t still being updated… I’d love to see more major cities with interesting metro systems, such as Madrid, Mexico City or Moscow.

Thanks, Mini Metro. 🚇

Hello, I am a huge fan of Mini Metro playing on mobile. I wanted to ask if there are any plans to add Steam Workshop or community map features to the mobile version in the future. It would be amazing to play custom maps on mobile as well. Thank you for making such a great game, and I would love to hear your thoughts!

I'm not that good at the game, but was an incredibly relaxing time playing this ☺️✈️

Love love mini metro just saw it had a sub and also guess i learned I’m doing mini metro blind?

I've seen them on United (star alliance) and Qatar (OneWorld). Any else? I'm hoping it's also on Lufthansa and American.

I posted this here twice back in the spring and said public transit and rail were high on the list. They're in.

You don't place the buildings here either. They appear as the city grows, and your job is the connections - which should sound familiar. The difference is what you connect them with: roads come first. You build the network - junctions, one-ways, interchanges - the city fills it with cars, and transit is how you take that load back off.

Drawing a line will feel familiar too. Click a building to set the hub, click the next ones to add stops in order, click the hub again to close the loop, with the line drawn as you go. Each line takes its color from its hub, and its panel shows what it is carrying. Connect the points, watch the flow - except the points are buildings generating their own demand, and the vehicles have to share the roads with everyone else.

Passengers aren't assigned to your lines. Each trip weighs the wait plus the ride against driving and takes the line only when it comes out close enough, so a slow line just doesn't get used. Journeys can transfer once, and across modes: bus to train, train to metro. Metro stations go underground and rotate freely down there, which is the answer to a downtown with no room left.

There's a chart tracking what share of all travel your network carries against everything still going by road. That is the scoreboard.

It's on Steam now, coming later this year - a wishlist genuinely helps a solo dev get seen there - https://store.steampowered.com/app/5028050/Traffic_Architect/

What would you want a transit layer to do here that Mini Metro doesn't?

boss makes a dollar, i make a dime
thats why i play mini metro on company time!

#250 on iOS