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2011PC75 % positive19.99 €

A transport simulation where you plan bus, tram and subway networks across Vienna, Helsinki, Berlin and Amsterdam from 1920 to 2020. The fun lies in optimizing routes and schedules so the system turns a profit while keeping passengers happy.

  • Economy and management
  • Historical setting
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Cities in Motion are Transport Fever 2, Railroad Tycoon II and Transport Fever. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Cities in Motion special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Transport Fever 2

100 %Match

2019PCSteam Deck verified89 % positive39.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Cities in Motion: economy and management, a historical setting as well as a cosy mood to unwind.

A transport tycoon sim where you build rail, road, sea and air networks across more than a century and watch towns grow. The appeal lies in optimizing routes and seeing your economy flourish.

Railroad Tycoon II

Tactical depth

Build a railway empire across the 19th and 20th centuries by laying track, running trains, delivering goods and outmaneuvering rivals on the stock market. A classic business sim with plenty of planning depth.

Transport Fever

Realistic visuals

A transport tycoon simulation where you start in 1850 and build rails, roads, harbors and airports, growing a thriving transport company across more than a century. The appeal lies in planning efficient networks and watching cities grow.

Caesar III

Realistic visuals

A classic city builder set in ancient Rome: you keep citizens fed, watered, entertained and protected while managing trade and provinces. The blend of logistics and careful planning is its main appeal.

Railway Empire

Tactical depth

A railroad tycoon sim set in 19th-century America where you lay track, optimize cargo and passenger routes, and outmaneuver rival companies. Detailed locomotives, a large tech tree and history-themed campaigns give it lasting depth.

Pharaoh

Cosy, great for unwinding

A classic ancient Egypt city builder where you lay out housing, farm around the Nile floods, manage trade and raise monuments like pyramids. Supply logistics, pleasing the gods and occasional invasions make for a calm yet demanding flow.

Mashinky

Cosy, great for unwinding

A train-focused transport tycoon where you plan routes, research new locomotives and grow a rail empire on procedurally generated maps. Tricky track layout and a gradual tech progression define the experience.

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