SimulationFit check
Is Metro Explosion Simulator worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a short first-person subway disaster scenario
- Fans of unusual simulation games with hidden content
- Players who want scripted chaos with optional cheat-code triggers
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking deep character progression, crafting, or a broad combat system
- Players wanting an open-ended simulation with varied long-term activities
- Players who prefer calm or realistic public-transport experiences
Our take on Metro Explosion Simulator
The defining setup is a first-person escape through a damaged subway after a train collision, with further hazards including additional impacts, tunnel alligators, and a search for the surface.
What is Metro Explosion Simulator?
Metro Explosion Simulator places the player inside a subway carriage before a series of disasters unfold.
A second train crashes into the player's train, and the player must move through seemingly endless corridors while searching for a route to the surface and avoiding further train impacts. The game includes an in-game phone for calling 911 and a keyboard command for shouting for help. Alligators appear in the tunnel, alongside hidden content and a developer reference. The experience uses a first-person view with a visible player body, physics-based interactions, and a stated focus on realistic graphics. Two keyboard cheat-code combinations can trigger a train collision or cause the train to explode immediately.
How Metro Explosion Simulator plays
- 01Subway Escape
- The player searches connected corridors for a route out after a train collision.
- 02Emergency Calls
- An in-game phone can be used to attempt a 911 call, while the H key triggers a help shout.
- 03Train Triggers
- Two keyboard combinations can start a collision sequence or immediately detonate the train.
- 04Hidden Content
- The tunnel includes concealed material, alligators, and a recurring developer reference.
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Metro Explosion Simulator: platforms & release
Is Metro Explosion Simulator worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a short first-person subway disaster scenario. Skip it if: players seeking deep character progression, crafting, or a broad combat system.
Where can I download Metro Explosion Simulator?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Metro Explosion Simulator's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Metro Explosion Simulator on?
Windows only.
