K-jihacheol's Steam version packs in 94 lines and 2,361 stations across 26 cities in 19 countries, from Seoul Line 2 to the Tokyo Yamanote Line and the Paris Métro. Here's a breakdown of which cities and lines are included on each continent.
Korea: 7 Cities
This covers lines in 7 Korean cities: Seoul Lines 1 through 9, plus Busan, Daegu, Incheon, Daejeon, Gwangju, and Gyeonggi. You can enjoy comparing your daily commute route against lines from other regions, all in one game.
Japan: 14 Lines in Tokyo, 8 Lines in Osaka
In Japan, you get 14 lines in Tokyo — including the Yamanote Line, Ginza Line, and Toei Subway lines — plus 8 lines in Osaka. If you're planning a trip to Tokyo or Osaka, it's a great chance to learn station names in Japanese before you actually go.
Asia: Taipei, Hong Kong, and Singapore
Major Asian cities are covered too, including the Taipei MRT in Taiwan, the Hong Kong MTR, and Singapore's lines. In Taipei, you type station names in Chinese characters or pinyin, which closely mirrors the feel of actually riding the subway there.
The Americas: New York and Toronto
You'll also find lines in New York in the U.S. and Toronto in Canada. In New York, you type station names in English, letting you get familiar with its complex route structure through the game before you visit.
Europe: 11 Cities
Europe accounts for 11 cities — London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Moscow, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Amsterdam, Brussels, and Lausanne — making up nearly half of all the cities in the Steam version. If you're planning a trip to Europe, completing one line per city is a great way to prepare.
Oceania: Sydney
With Sydney in Australia added on top, the game spans Asia, the Americas, Europe, and Oceania — a total of 6 continental regions, 19 countries, and 26 cities, all in one game.