I really appreciate that this game is reasonably priced, with no ads. But it doesn't feel realistic, which makes it less interesting the more you play. I was obsessed at first, but now I find myself occasionally giving it another shot, only to be reminded why I had stopped playing. It would make more sense if each stop was a guideline vs a location you HAVE to connect to. Then you could create realistic lines based on nearby hotspots (extra points if hotspots appear/disappear/change over time)

5 stars for style, 3 stars for gameplay. Visuals are perfection. The generative soundtrack is wonderfully creative, when it isn't stuck on a dissonant chord. Early and mid game is fun, but once you get deep enough into a game, the only way to really improve your score is by pausing and moving trains to full stations manually, which undermines the fun of designing a good system. Overall enjoyable for a few weeks, but the game is generally less fun the better you get

This is an enjoyable game for kids, teens, and adults. At first, it was a time killer with an interesting concept. As a writer, I used it as a means to better understand metro systems. It gives you a basic understanding, but I felt immediately taken in by the gameplay. The levels are unlocked in a fair manner and several of the maps require adapting in such a way that you can learn a new method for other maps. I'm rarely bored as there are many modes to play as well.