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Tokyo, the twelfth city. The Yamanote loop comes with the board and runs from the first morning: it can't be moved or edited, and it gains trains as the city grows. Build the Metro, the Toden trams and the buses to feed it, and the water buses across the bay. Nothing can be built on the Imperial Palace. It opens with the full game and a best of 1,000 in all eleven other cities. Also in this update: • A network poster on the City Report turns your lines into a schematic transport map you can save and share. • A new Guide on the main menu: how-tos, stats and quick tips. • After a week ends, a card shows where you placed in last week's challenge. • Horns, and better sound quality. • The tutorial pauses long enough to read each step, and moves on faster when you've already done it.
Plan roads, build bus, tram, train, boat and monorail networks, and keep a growing city moving. Multi Modal is a traffic and transit puzzle strategy game for iPhone, iPad and Mac. BUILD THE NETWORK BEFORE THE CITY BREAKS Roads fill, traffic builds and the city keeps expanding. Build your road network and public transport network to beat the traffic jams. FREE TO PLAY, NO ADS, NO SUBSCRIPTIONS Play the guided tutorial and the entire London and Stockholm campaigns free, with no time limit, no ads and no account required. One optional purchase permanently unlocks the other cities, plus Sandbox and Custom. ELEVEN CITIES London, Las Vegas, Venice, Rio, Stockholm, Mexico City, San Francisco, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, New York and Medellin. Each has its own geography, layout and transport challenges, from canals and ferries to hills and desert. SEVEN TRANSPORT MODES Car, Bus, Tram, Underground Train, Boats, Monorail and Cable Car. Mix them to serve the city. BEYOND THE CAMPAIGN • Sandbox: play across the cities with no fail state and no limits. Build without the clock. • Custom: design your own city. Choose the terrain, the look, the transport modes and the kinds of buildings that grow. Can you build a network that keeps the city moving?