Subway Lines
HanulOn
A Korean-city transit strategy game: drag between stations to build subway lines and carry passengers, each headed somewhere different, before the stations overflow.
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About the game
Stations pop up one by one on five fictional city maps loosely inspired by Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Incheon and Daejeon. Station shapes are homes, schools, markets, hospitals, parks and, now and then, palaces and temples. The small shape next to each passenger shows where they want to go. Drag from station to station to lay a neatly angled line, and trains start running. Use the handles at the ends of a line to extend or shorten it, drag the line to add a stop, or link it back to the first station to make a loop. Passengers find the shortest route on their own, even if they have to transfer. Rivers and the sea can only be crossed with bridges or tunnels. When too many passengers pile up at a station, a clock ring starts to fill, and once it's full, it's game over. Use the trains and rewards you get each week (new lines, carriages, bridges, interchange stations) to hold out as long as you can.
How to play
Drag with the mouse or swipe with your finger from station to station to build a line. Use the handles at a line's ends to extend or shorten it, and drag the line to add a stop. Use the line color buttons to add trains and carriages or to delete a line. Space pause, 1·2 change speed, Esc cancel.
Devices: PC · Mobile
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