Subway Builder

Positives: Fun, easy to build, realistic enough, makes you think but has good balance where slight inefficiencies don't ruin your game but by being more efficient you can transport more people/make more money, good variety of maps/locations Criticisms: very hard to edit existing track (if at start/end of line is fine but if in the middle you'd pretty much have to remove the line change the tracks then remake the line which on larger lines is a lot of effort), quad tracks being >><< not <><> makes it hard to use stations where two lines meet then depart again (end up using two parrallel tracks and single tracks to get into the station which works but makes me question the usefulness of quad tracks), not enough colours/options for custom colours, all trains of a certain type are the same (heavy/light metro and commuter) while you can customise cars per train (2-4 (in 2's) for light, 5-15 (in 5's) for heavy, and 1-14 (in 1's) for commuter) in future options to swap train car types (eg faster/more capacity and differing costs) would be nice (also make it so you can change car length per train by 1 for all as there's no reason to have to have either 2/4 for light why not 1/3 or only 5/10/15 for heavy) Edits: removed "Requires online (hopefully option to download all data for certain maps to run offline in future)" as the dev has now made the option to download maps to run them offline

This game is really fun at the start, but after a while it starts to get a bit repetitive. Maybe the devs could add things like random events like trespasser to cause delays to give players more things to do and manage. One bit downside is the performance. I would say I have a good PC but it somehow only runs at around 15 fps at 4 times speed. Overall, this game REALLY good.

Game is fun just confusing on at least the hard ones on how to make the routes

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As someone who owned the game before the Steam release, and someone who has been at the forefront of the modding scene for most of the game's life, I am a little biased. However, I do think that the game has made significant progress towards community concerns since the Steam launch. There genuinely is a good game here, albeit one that could benefit from more performance improvements and a review of open bugs before moving onto new features. But overall, the game has improved significantly since both the initial launch and launch on Steam and I feel confident in recommending it to people.

Pros (over NiMBY): - Trips make more sense. Home to work and back instead of random residential to random residential. - You have to consider building - Track types are more meaningful - Smaller learning curve Cons: - Most of my play time is background building my bank. Needs faster fast-forward. Should be easy since simulation is very consistent day to day - Early Access levels of buggy - Less freedom to build what you want The only reason this is positive is because the dev seems to want to fix it. It is a good idea, but the vibe-coded execution was poor. I am hopeful that the Steam support is the kick the dev needs to start cleaning the mess. Their first post-release update suggests that may be the case.

petit jeu très sympa mais avec beaucoup de beug le jeu s'arrête et redémarre a zéro les sauvegardes ne se font pas toujours je epnse qu'il faut attendre d'autres mise a jour

还不错，就是赚钱慢了点

Very good. One quick help for beginners (me : ) )- Start with Honolulu hawaii ;its the only small dense city in the us and the mountains limit the city in one nice long corridor. The others feel too intimidating to start off with. The game is essentially a google maps extension with realistic passenger modeling visualized in good ui with a cities skylines like ( but better ) metro builder. I love how intense the detail is with the modelng and the ways you can intimidatly look into the route of your passengers it makes it feel like a realistic model based on Us census data ;). To be fair this game was made specifically for me and playing in the long run will be dependent on how big the modder community is. good and stable on mac