SimulationFit check
Is Metro Simulator 2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Train-simulation fans who want scheduled metro driving
- Players interested in Moscow Metro environments and infrastructure
- Simulation players who prefer structured incidents over open-ended management
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large metro network, since the game centers on one 24-station line
- Players looking for extensive vehicle variety, since only two trains are featured
- Players who want a management-focused game with broader transport systems
Our take on Metro Simulator 2
The emphasis on realistic train controls may suggest a broad metro simulation, but the playable scope is concentrated on one Moscow Metro line and two trains. Free Mode and scenarios provide different operating contexts, while the listed content remains focused on driving rather than network-wide transit management.
What is Metro Simulator 2?
Drive trains on a recreation of Moscow Metro Line 6, which contains 24 stations, tunnels, and other subway structures.
Free Mode lets the player choose a station or dead end, drive without passengers, set a route, and create a schedule to follow. Scenario mode presents predetermined situations that can occur in a metro system, with dispatcher instructions to follow. The game includes two trains, each with its own controls and basic functions for passenger transport. Driving requires monitoring speed, traffic lights, and the speed-control system intended to prevent collisions and other unwanted events. Stations were built in different periods and reflect those eras. The game focuses on train operation rather than a broader network-management system.
How Metro Simulator 2 plays
- 01Free driving mode
- Choose a starting point, set routes and schedules, and operate without passengers.
- 02Scenario operations
- Handle predetermined metro incidents by following instructions from the dispatcher.
- 03Moscow Metro Line 6
- The recreated route includes 24 stations, tunnels, and other subway structures.
- 04Train safety controls
- Monitor speedometer readings and signals while using the speed-control system during operation.
- 05Two playable trains
- Each train has its own control setup and basic passenger-transport functions.
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Metro Simulator 2: platforms & release
Is Metro Simulator 2 worth it?
It is worth it if: train-simulation fans who want scheduled metro driving. Skip it if: players seeking a large metro network, since the game centers on one 24-station line.
Where can I download Metro Simulator 2?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Metro Simulator 2's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Metro Simulator 2 on?
Windows only.
