A city outgrows its roads. You are the reason it keeps moving.
You start with tarmac: drag a road from a house to a workplace and the commute takes care of itself. Then the city grows, the junctions clog, and roads stop being the answer — so you draw bus lines, then tram track, then the underground. Miss enough of a rush and a destination overflows and the run ends. The pleasure is watching a line you just drew quietly absorb the jam you were about to lose to.
Drag from a house to a workplace. Simple, until the city outgrows what one ribbon of tarmac can carry.
Draw a looping line, drop stops, and start moving people the roads alone can’t reach in time.
Higher capacity and a wider catchment — but track only runs where you lay it over the road.
The largest capacity, widest catchment and avoids the traffic — but expensive to build.
Manage congestion as your city grows
The demo is London. The full game is six cities.
Each with its own map, architecture and mix of transport.
Try the early access demo.
Free, in your browser, no download. There’s no analytics in the build, so a comment on the itch page is the only way anything you noticed reaches us.
Desktop browsers only — Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge are all fine.