A game with incredible promise and potential—to recreate Prague’s Metro network as it was (with creative liberties) at the turn of the century. Games made with this level of passion are rare these days, and I believe the developers can deliver!

The gameplay loop is solid: you take control of a train, generate a timetable, and get paid based on performance. You earn money and XP, which you can spend on upgrades for your train or personal inventory items. While this system is currently quite limited, the foundation is there.

The game also introduces quests (e.g., finding a lost mug or activating a device), which reminds me of my favorite game in this genre, Trans-Siberian Railway Simulator. I'm curious to see how the game will evolve beyond faithfully recreating Prague’s Metro network. Perhaps the introduction of optional survival mechanics? Something to spend money on, like in TSRS, The Long Drive, or My Summer Car? Or maybe more engaging, 90s-themed quests?

In terms of simulation, the game leans more toward an arcade-style experience (For now), similar to Trans-Siberian Railway Simulator. If you're a fan of trains, this one is worth keeping an eye on. And if you're a Czech rail enthusiast—what are you waiting for?

A game with incredible promise and potential—to recreate Prague’s Metro network as it was (with creative liberties) at the turn of the century. Games made with this level of passion are rare these days, and I believe the developers can deliver! The gameplay loop is solid: you take control of a train, generate a timetable, and get paid based on performance. You earn money and XP, which you can spend on upgrades for your train or personal inventory items. While this system is currently quite limited, the foundation is there. The game also introduces quests (e.g., finding a lost mug or activating a device), which reminds me of my favorite game in this genre, Trans-Siberian Railway Simulator. I'm curious to see how the game will evolve beyond faithfully recreating Prague’s Metro network. Perhaps the introduction of optional survival mechanics? Something to spend money on, like in TSRS, The Long Drive, or My Summer Car? Or maybe more engaging, 90s-themed quests? In terms of simulation, the game leans more toward an arcade-style experience (For now), similar to Trans-Siberian Railway Simulator. If you're a fan of trains, this one is worth keeping an eye on. And if you're a Czech rail enthusiast—what are you waiting for?