SimulationFit check
Is Metro Trip Simulator worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players curious about subway travel who want a digital ride from home
- Fans of first-person simulations focused on observing and exploring a carriage
- Players without a local subway who want to experience a metro journey
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking varied locations may find the experience limited to a subway carriage
- Those looking for objectives, combat, or other active challenges may find the ride quiet and observational
- Players who do not want a first-person experience built around sitting, walking, and watching tunnels
Our take on Metro Trip Simulator
Instead of using a conventional objective or progression structure, this simulation makes the subway journey itself the activity. Sitting, walking through the carriage, observing the tunnels, and interacting with objects replace the usual task-driven format.
What is Metro Trip Simulator?
This first-person simulation recreates a subway journey inside a detailed carriage.
The player can remain seated for the ride or stand up and walk around while watching the tunnels pass by. Objects can be touched and manipulated through physics, and the carriage includes a connection with the driver, who does not answer. At launch, the trip can use an empty carriage or several photorealistic non-player characters. An optional smartphone provides three music tracks, with a physically simulated headphone cable. The game also includes a visible player body, subway travel sounds, object interaction, and Russian inscriptions.
How Metro Trip Simulator plays
- 01Walkable carriage
- The player can leave the seat and move through the subway car while the journey continues.
- 02Optional passengers
- The carriage can be configured with no passengers or several photorealistic non-player characters.
- 03Smartphone music
- An optional phone includes three tracks and headphones connected by a simulated cable.
- 04Object physics
- Items in the carriage can be touched and interact through the game's physics system.
- 05Visible player body
- The first-person view includes the character's body.
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Metro Trip Simulator: platforms & release
Is Metro Trip Simulator worth it?
It is worth it if: players curious about subway travel who want a digital ride from home. Skip it if: players seeking varied locations may find the experience limited to a subway carriage.
Where can I download Metro Trip Simulator?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Metro Trip Simulator's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Metro Trip Simulator on?
Windows only.
