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A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. A small city, moving - an original browser subway design game.
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A small city, moving. An original subway design game.
Drag between stations to lay lines. The city grows every day and passengers pile up; if a station overflows, the week is over. At the end of each week choose an upgrade: an extra carriage, a new train, a bigger interchange or more tunnels under the river.
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