Krolyzet

Krolyzet is a real-time metro network game set in night-time cities. You draw the lines, assign the trains, and keep passengers moving before the platforms overflow. HOW IT PLAYS Every station carries a shape, and passengers waiting there need to reach a station with the shape they want. Draw a line between stations, start the simulation, and watch the flow. The clock runs in one-second ticks and does not wait for you: demand keeps arriving while you redraw a route, so the network is rebuilt while it is running. The interface reports what matters as it happens — passengers delivered, throughput per minute, and how long the run has lasted. When a platform fills past its limit, the run is over. WHAT YOU CONTROL - Routes: draw, extend and reroute lines across the map. - Stations and central terminals, with expansion points that open as the city grows. - Interchange hubs, where lines meet and the network stops being a set of separate loops. - Rolling stock: assign trains by capacity and speed to the lines that need them. - The depot and the economy behind it, deciding what you can afford to add next. CITIES AND PROGRESSION Each city has its own map and its own demand profile, so a layout that worked in one becomes a bottleneck in the next. New cities open as you go. ENDURANCE MODE For when a normal run stops being a challenge: keep the network alive as long as you can. RECORDS Every run is summarised and kept, so improvement is visible rather than remembered. A cleanliness measure rewards a tidy network over one patched into knots. Tutorials explain each mechanic where you first meet it. Runs and records stay on the device, with no account and no connection needed.