The last step to building an underground metro line is to create a route. Be prepared to spend a lot of money when building a subway. A two-way track on the surface costs 80 per cell, but the same length underground is 380 and an elevated line is just 200. One other thing players should keep in mind is how expensive underground tracks are.
Metro tracks can't take sharp corners the way roads can, but the game automatically rounds the edges of tracks even when using the straight track option. On the PC, this defaults to Page Up and Page Down. The track starts on the surface level by default, but players can use the same controls that raise and lower roads to raise and lower the metro track. Next, create a metro track that connects the two stations. Keep the station's orientation in mind, because while the surface entrance is a square the underground station is very long and narrow. In all three cases, the metro station must be placed next to a road.Īfter placing the first station, place another one at the desired destination. However, it still generates the same noise pollution as the other two stations, so players should be careful about where they place them. The elevated station also takes up just as much space as the surface station, so players should avoid building them and only elevate the metro tracks when needed.įor its part, the underground metro station takes up much less space on the surface. The surface-level station is the cheapest, and the elevated station is the most expensive.
Players can choose between three station types: on the surface, elevated, or underground. The first tab of this menu is for buses, but the second one has all the metro parts. First, players should go to the Transport option along the bottom of the interface.
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