Strategy · Android
BetaDraw the lines. Keep the city moving.
A minimalist transport-network puzzle.
In closed testing — the Play listing opens to everyone once the review clears.
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The twist
Every line starts equal — a few become Express
Stations bloom across a real city and passengers gather, each one wanting a station shaped like its destination. You draw the lines, put trains on them, and route the crowd. A station left overcrowded past its timer ends the run; reach the delivery target and the level is won on the spot.
The choice that decides a run is which line earns the Express upgrade — faster, higher capacity, drawn in a black-and-yellow hazard casing. Express slots are scarce: one on the easier levels, two on the hardest. Feed the upgraded line with the rest of your network, and turn a busy station into a hub to smooth the transfers.
Features
Built to be read at a glance
From Lyon to Tokyo, each city with its own geography, water and rising difficulty. Every completed level earns a network-satisfaction note from 1 to 100 — replay to beat your best.
12 country packs and 117 quick-play cities, an endless score chase with a high score per city.
Drag to draw, pinch to zoom, long-press to edit. A light transit-map look meant to be read in a glance, in short sessions.
Plays fully offline. English, French, Spanish, German, Italian and Portuguese. No ads, no tracking, no account.
Maps mode
The whole world map, a pack at a time
Maps is the open-ended half: pick a country pack, pick a city, and play an endless run for the highest passenger count. 117 cities, each with its own difficulty.
Brazil and Italy are free, and every player gets two more unlocks on the house. After that a pack is a small one-time purchase, or you can unlock every pack at once — present and future.