Why Early Access?

“We're a small studio with limited budget, so any decisions about the features we want to add to the game and order of their implementation should be made based on your feedback. It's important for us to get feedback about already implemented features and your opinion about our plans.”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Six months to one year.
Terms of Early Access heavily depend on players' support. Based on that, we'll decide how much content and possibilities we'll be able to deliver before the release.”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“During Early Access we are planning to add AI-controlled trains. It would add more life and dynamics to the game. Interval of their movement on the line would be easily changed by player. Also, we'd like to implement passenger mode in which you will be able to take a ride on AI-controlled train and freely explore Metro stations without the need to drive the train to them.
We have more things we'd like to do, though: for example, it would be great to add two depots on the line and add more scenarios that would start or end there. If support of gaming community will be enough, we'll work on improving train systems and its controls, and adding convenient UI showing nearest traffic lights and speed restrictions.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Moscow Metro Line 6 is modelled in this game, featuring 24 recreated stations. Player can take control of one of the two trains presenting different eras in scenarios and Free Drive. In the second case, you can choose in which dead end to spawn in and which route and schedule to follow.”

Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“The price will slightly increase after the release from Early Access.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“We'd like to communicate with players to discuss planned features and only implement them afterwards. We have many ideas regarding the new content, but our forces are limited, so what makes its way into the game depends on number of players who would like to see this or that feature in the game. Also, it would be great to see players participating on creating liveries for trains. For these purposes, Steam Workshop support is planned to be implemented in one of the updates.”