Explore the three most picturesque underground lines in Germany! The Berlin U1/U3 and the Hamburg U3 are waiting for you. Immerse yourself in everyday life in the two German metropolises and discover famous sights such as Hamburg's harbour or Berlin's Oberbaum Bridge.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.63/day in the week to Jul 21 → 0.2/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Dive into Simuverse Interactive's new public transport simulation!
Explore the three most picturesque underground lines in Germany! The Berlin U1/U3 and the Hamburg U3 are waiting for you.
Immerse yourself in everyday life in the two German metropolises and discover famous sights such as Hamburg's harbour or Berlin's Oberbaum Bridge.
Master various scenarios and get your passengers to their destination safely and on time. Watch out, though, as disruptions and red signals can suddenly change your workload!
Are you ready to start your first shift?
Experience public transport on a new level. SubwaySim 2 offers an unparalleled standard of realism and authenticity. The graphics have been improved even more since the predecessor, and particular attention was dedicated to the vehicles, which are more detailled than ever before.
Authentic scenarios, dynamic weather and the brand-new career mode round off the realistic picture of a subway operator's day-to-day work.
Discover the underground network of the German capital Berlin!
Transport your passengers on two lines of the Berlin underground network, with a total length of 30 kilometres and 26 highly detailed, unique stations.
Along the route, you will encounter the iconic sights of Germany’s largest city. Thanks to the detailed recreation of routes and surroundings, as well as the Unreal Engine 5, virtual Berlin looks more detailed than ever before!
Take control of two fully functional and highly detailed vehicles and the discover the lovingly designed above-ground sections of the track in the middle of the city centre. The vehicles include the A3L vehicle, a true Berlin icon, in the A3L92 edition, as well as the HK electric multiple unit.
Just as with the stations, particular attention has been paid to every detail of the vehicles.
Start your journey along Hamburg's U3 line and make sure that your passengers get from station to station safely!
20.7 kilometres and 25 accurately recreated stations are waiting for you to be discovered. From the Elbphilharmonie, the Landungsbrücken to the Elbpromenade, many iconic sights of the Hanseatic city along the U3 have been recreated and offer an authentic picture of Hamburg.
Thanks to Unreal Engine 5, the DT5, available in two versions, was recreated with all the smallest details. The accurate driving experience, accompanied by the accurate sounds, gives you an authentic insight into the everyday life of a Hamburg subway operator.
A total of 3 underground railway lines in Hamburg and Berlin
41 km of lovingly recreated track, mostly above ground
51 detailed stations with interactive passengers
Impressive sights along the route
3 playable, highly detailed vehicles (type DT5, HK and A3L92) with an authentic soundscape
Functional depots and stabling halls
Challenging scenarios with dynamic weather
Lively environment with passengers, AI trains and AI cars
Career mode with realistic transport issues, such as delays, red lights and breakdowns
Impressive graphics thanks to Unreal Engine 5
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Xbox, Epic publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $34.99 | 870reviews | 82% | — | $1.3M |
| $39.99 | 384ratings | 80% | — | not modelled | |
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Reviews
Themes across 87 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Ich würde dieses Spiel erst Empfehlen wenn alle Bugs und Probleme behoben worden sind. Unteranderem die Zwangsbremsung im gesamten Hamburger Gebiet.
Schlechte Performance und wirklich viele Bugs. Für den Preis nicht in Ordnung.
Not Great, Not Horrible, Just… okay. Recommended? Nah... At this point in time, I don't think I can really recommend this game. I've had it for some time, and, according to the Steam app, on the PC, I have a little over 26.7 hours in the game. But, recently, I've been getting notifications from other players running into problems. I ran a couple of the services/scenarios built into the game, not the ones that you can create yourself, and some of them you just can't complete. One of them is red light bugged you're practically at the end of the service, and due to a red light that will not change, you cannot complete it. There is no dispatcher to contact, there is no signaler to contact, as you can do in Train Sim World. I do like the game; it's really nicely put together, and it's modeled really well. Even though I'm running the game in 4K Resolution. It has some graphical issues every so often, but I'm getting roughly 45FPS. You can see my attached system specs. But recently, they put up a post for a screenshot contest where you can win between 10 and €25. Not sure what you could do with that on Steam, that's even if that's where the money is to be used. But that's not even the issue that's kind of the breaking point that brought me here to do this review because I wanted to get more time into the game and because of other family obligations and everything that our family's been through in the past year and a half, roughly, it's been kind of rough but, I feel, like I need to leave this review and I'm gonna try not to make it very long, but the other thing is the game is sold on Steam and I'm noticing this in many different aspects, that they're pushing everything to discord. Now, they're not the only ones doing this; there are other game developers also pushing things to Discord. I've been on Discord quite a bit, and it's something that I stay away from, I really do, just because of the way it's run. Let's just leave it at that. There are a lot of antics going on there. But the biggest thing for me is, if you take the time and look up the cybersecurity website, Discord's had a lot of problems over what I would say looks like about a year, maybe more. I don't want to add all that into this review. It comes down to this: where is the game sold here on Steam? It's not sold on Microsoft Store, you're not sold on Discord. It's sold on Steam. Provide the support here, where the game is sold, where more people are posting about issues, and where they expect to get any kind of support from the developers. Provided that the game is not abandoned and Subway Sim 2 is not abandoned. It's still being updated, and the recent updates that have been pushed out have, yet again, broken the game in many different aspects. Even the weather system is not working like it used to. There used to be a day/night cycle with the weather as well, cycling from sunshine to rain. No snow. Not to mention the game needs to be optimized better. It really does, because, and I compare this back to Train Sim World, where I'm getting 60FPS minimum, there is a proper weather system and day/night cycle. Now, if I use another app that I could get on Steam, I could probably get more FPS, but I'm happy with what I'm getting with the way my games are running. But with Subway Sim 2, I would have to bring the screen resolution down to what looks like to be maybe 1440p. And it will probably give me better FPS, but the game needs to be optimized better. And they need to fix the stuff that's been broken from the updates. I'll leave it there. Take a moment to read the discussion pay section for this game, Subway Sim 2, and make your decision there. But, personally, at this point in time, today, 24 May 2026, I can't say that I will recommend this game. Maybe go back 4 or 5 months ago, I probably would have said yes. Now, no. It's a shame because I do like Subway Sim 2. I really do. Even though I don't speak German, I like the authenticity they're trying to put into the game, but. When they're breaking stuff and not fixing it and not providing support for other interface devices like the Rail Driver, yeah, I know the Rail Driver can be a bit chintzy and a bit finicky, but there are other input devices that you could get, not just a rail driver. But it's made to be used with train simulators, and they're not providing support for something like that. And the main reason why I like the rail driver. Even with all its issues is because I do have a handicap and it makes things a bit easier for me. So with that said and done, take care and have a good day. As of the time of posting this review, as reported by SteamDB Online now: 82 24-hour peak: 85 All-time peak: 1,191 Followers: 3,324
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
| $39.99 |
| 98ratings |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 89 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Spiel macht Laune, aber sind zu viele Bugs im Berlin Modus drin, speziell bei den Szenarien wo ein rotes Signal (nach dem Sturm) kommt, was sich nicht auf Grün lenken lässt und auch bei einem Szenario das man das Spiel nicht abschliessenkann weil eine Durchsage sich nicht betätigen läst. Ist ziemlich ärgerlich wenn es dann am Schluß des Spiels nicht funktioniert. Auch im normalen Farplan Modus schon einmal gehabt dass das Signeal nicht auf grün gestellt wird. Hoffe die Bugs werden behoben udn es kommt noch eine neue Berlin Strecke hinzu, U2 wäre cool.
Seit dem letzten Update startet das Spiel nicht mehr. Sehr ärgerlich.
Since the game was released, it has been improved a lot. It's very enjoyable now!
Leider startet das Spiel immer noch nicht trotz des Supports und der genannten Dateisuche die alle deinstalliert waren stürzt dieses nach neu intallieren mit demselben Fehler ab
Really bad optimatization, not worth the money. Gisela train is horrible.
Das Spiel is der Hammer Vorallem nach der Neuen Unreal Engen Hat sich das Spiel nochmal zu 300% Ins Positive Entwickelt weiter so !!!
Rezension: SubwaySim 2 – Wenn der Puls digital stagniert Wer braucht schon adrenalingeladene Action, epische Storylines oder Grafik, die nicht an ein optimiertes Excel-Sheet erinnert, wenn er die pure, ungefilterte Ekstase der Berliner U-Bahn-Linie U5 im Wohnzimmer erleben kann? SubwaySim 2 ist das unangefochtene Meisterwerk des interaktiven Stillstands. Das Gameplay: Ein Rausch aus Grau und Neon Die Entwickler haben sich selbst übertroffen: Das Spielgefühl ist so hyperrealistisch, dass ich nach zwei Stunden zocken spontan das dringende Bedürfnis verspürte, mein Deo zu überprüfen und jemanden wegen "Türblockierens" anzuschreien. Der Einstieg: Man starrt auf eine Wand aus Knöpfen, die alle die gleiche Nuance von "Behörden-Grau" haben. Ein falscher Klick, und die Zwangsbremsung kickt härter rein als der Kaffee am Montagmorgen. Die KI-Fahrgäste: Ein absolutes Highlight der modernen Programmierkunst. Die NPCs bewegen sich mit der eleganten Anmut von tiefgefrorenem Toastbrot. Ihre starren, seelenlosen Blicke fangen die genuine Lebensfreude eines durchschnittlichen Pendlers um 07:15 Uhr morgens perfekt ein. Die Grafik: Unterirdisch. Und das im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes! Wer schon immer mal 45 Minuten lang dunkle Tunnelwände in 4K bewundern wollte, kommt hier voll auf seine Kosten. Die Texturen der Graffitis sind so scharf, dass man den virtuellen Vandalismus fast riechen kann. Features, die mein Herz höher schlagen ließen: Der Abfahrts-Simulator: Drücke Leertaste, um die Türen zu schließen. Warte. Drücke W, um anzufahren. Fahre 90 Sekunden geradeaus. Wiederhole das 400-mal. Es ist wie Meditation, nur dass man danach schlechtere Laune hat. Das Sounddesign: Das rhythmische Klack-Klack der Schienen wirkt extrem beruhigend – ideal, um während der Fahrt kurz wegzunicken, genau wie die echten U-Bahn-Fahrer! Das Highlight ist jedoch das originalgetreue Knarzen der Ansagen, bei denen man absolut kein Wort versteht. 10/10 für Immersion. Fazit: SubwaySim 2 ist das perfekte Spiel für alle, denen der echte Berufsverkehr noch nicht genug mentale Narben zugefügt hat. Es fesselt dich an den Bildschirm – vor allem, weil du nach drei Runden im Kreis einfach die Willenskraft verloren hast, aufzustehen. Ein Meilenstein der virtuellen Monotonie. Kauftipp: Am besten direkt im Bundle mit einer Tasse lauwarmem Filterkaffee und einem abgelaufenen Wurstbrot genießen.
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