
Train Themed Idle Clicker. Build and manage your railway company, helping the city expand and thrive.
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Train Metropolis as an idle clicker game that puts you in charge of a railway company. Assign trains to run between different city districts, transporting the goods and passengers those districts need in order to upgrade to the next level. As each district levels up, you'll need to provide more and more goods and passengers.
Buy an ever increasing fleet of trains. Upgrade your trains to maximise profit or growth or both! Or just click your mouse like crazy to jam as many passengers as possible onto already overcrowded commuter trains!

Train Metropolis is also a city builder in disguise! You don't directly place the roads, buildings and rail tracks. Instead you expand your city by adding ever more districts and choosing their upgrade paths. How you connect those districts via your network of trains will transform this quiet backwater into a heaving metropolis!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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edit: It seems a lot of my initial painpoints have been address by the developer. I'll edit again when I give it another go. Nice work Dev(s)! --- Old day 1 review V This still needs development time. There's bugs I encountered within 20 minutes, the trains that used to be profitable stopped working at a certain upgrade level. The UI elements fight with the camera to make it visually jarring to look at, and the map looks entirely piecemeal. This is an indie game at its core but this feels like an early beta more than a finished product. I won't downvote it only because I want the devs to finish this project, but if nothing happens with it I will certainly edit this view in a few months.
Great game and definitely worth the $5 price tag. All the ui and crashing issues i've had have been fixed in the last update. Very fun 5 hour long game to play.
Great idea for an idle game—needs a better UI, though.
It is a fun, relaxing, idle game! For those who want to buy but are still thinking, these are my review: 1. The game begins on a farm and a suburb. keep sending apples to suburb by train to upgrade both, then unlock different facilities (commercial, university, airport, etc.) 2. Different facilities have different demands and production of resources, thus it is basically a kind of puzzle game with a final goal. 3. It can only use trains to transport resources. The train can roughly divided into freight train and passenger train. 4. You can treat it as an idle game as long as you set all the trains to the right destination. 5. Click does affect but I think it affects less at the mid-game to end-game stage since there are too many trains to takecare. -With a strong auto clickr (like 1ms per clicke), you might able to gain ~100M money at the beginning, this makes you a comfortable start. -But, it is completely possible to beat the game without clicking, you just need some farm and 1 suburb and keep upgrading the first train to farm the money first. 6. It is a pity that due to the upgrade icon, I often mis-upgrade the facility even I don't want to, you might need to take care of it.
This is fun. Definitely a work in progress but the developer has a fun core game loop here. If you like transport games, this one is worth checking out.
UI/UX is very bad, you keep having to click "Close" in random corners of panels, left right and center. It's also quite unclear what the popup you've opened at this moment is for. There's also sub menus in sub menus but in other places you have tabs, it's very inconsistant!
Simple and cute. The gameplay loop is easy to understand. It's a great 2nd monitor game.
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