Reviews for Mini Metro

I unlocked all the levels within 2, days. Thought "that wasn't as hard as I thought." I scrolled through all the levels, then i noticed a little corner of the first few levels were peeling off. I thought of the labels of a medicine bottle instantly, and clicked it for more. A new challenge awaits me. Great game. Hoping for more features. EDIT: Just finished I think, only three old-school levels? :( -1000/10. Just kidding, it's great.

What a great strategy game! You'll need some patience with the controls though. You just need to get used to it. The game is very good and requires you to think if you want a high score. It's also a relaxing. To the developers: thank you great job. Just one thing, please make it harder to exit the game. I've had it paused on the options screen and have accidently hit exit more than once. Poof my score of over 1000 for the city is gone!

Fun game, but please make the controls more precise. Trying to edit a line and ending up moving a locomotive instead (or vice versa) is quite frustrating. There's not even an option to undo said changes. Also, removing a single station is by far one of the hardest things to do, when it should be one of the easiest. The controls have been the main disappointment over the last 3 years. Also you can't view goals once you start a level, and you can't tap Play directly from the list of achievements.

To the people who complain that there are no tutorial, go to Guide and there are details on how to move the rails/train etc. The game is just addicting. You can play it very strategically or you can relax in the endless mode. I am surprised by the depth of this game. The graphics are simple and universal. The controls are intuitive. Great little differences bases on the locations. I am surprised that Taipei isn't one of the maps on there yet!!

Very fun and addicting game. There's plenty of times I've lost a challenge due to a station dropping itself near a route or time when I'm trying to drag a route to another and it end up compromising the whole layout. Takes some time to get use to the controls but overall its a real simple game that you'll spend hours on. I downloaded this game to play on a international flight and it kept me busy.

Best $1 I've spent in years. It's intuitive and easy to learn, but it's deceptively tricky! I've got a lot of respect for traffic engineers now. Normal mode is fun, Endless is just as engaging without all the stress, and Extreme is challenging and requires a lot of planning! I'm trying to unlock Extreme on all the levels and it's really something. Seriously, it is the best $1 I've spent in a long time: no ads, no gimmicky points, no social aspect; works offline and is just lovely.

The game itself is great, but I do find the menu system, specifically ability to move between Normal and Extreme mode, very frustrating. You have sacrificed usability for an overly-simple menu system. To figure out how to unlock a specific level in Extreme mode, I have to go to that mode only to have to switch back to Normal mode and hope to remember the specifics - "was it only two trains, or only two tunnels?". Fix that UX/UI issue, and you've got a 5-star game.

I love games like this: simple concept, minimalist design, well executed. There's a short learning curve to get the basic elements of the gameplay but later levels require more strategy. The controls can be a little tough to navigate like sometimes I erase the wrong track to a station or grab the wrong train. I hope the developer keeps adding new levels and elements to the game.

I'm more of a transport nerd than a gamer, so this is the first game I've played in years. I really love the concept, but I'd play it more if it was more realistic (you can't move rail corridors in real life, but you can control where stations are built), and I wish it left time to strategise, and made summary statistics available, instead of it being a race against the clock and having to eyeball it.

Awesome game but the controls are really bad. I love these "min max" type of games and mini metro really encourages complex thinking to solve very simple problems. It scratches a weird itch, I can't tell why. My only gripe is the controls are really bad. Want to move a line to a new station? Here's a train to pick up. New station in the middle of existing lines? It's not connected even though it appears that way. Want to connect the end of line to another spot? Here's a whole different line...