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N/A
Age
4+
Category
Games
Languages
English
Wed Nov 12 2025
From the creators of Mini Metro, Mini Motorways is a strategy simulation game about designing the road maps for a burgeoning city. You start with a few houses and a business, and as the city grows, you must carefully draw roads to connect them. As traffic increases, you'll need to use upgrades like roundabouts, traffic lights, and motorways to prevent congestion. The game ends when a business becomes too crowded due to poor traffic flow, making every road placement a critical decision.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Mini Motorways is the definition of 'stressfully relaxing.' It starts so simply—just one house and one shop—but within ten minutes, you're sweating over the placement of a single bridge. The minimalist aesthetic is beautiful, and the way the music builds in complexity along with your traffic jams is genius.
It captures the 'just one more go' feeling perfectly. I love how it forces you to think about urban planning in a simplified, yet incredibly challenging way. Every time I fail, I immediately see what I did wrong and want to try again with a better strategy. It’s a brilliant sequel to Mini Metro that manages to feel completely distinct.
Features
Dynamic, procedurally growing cities
Stunning minimalist visual design
Weekly and daily challenges
Responsive soundtrack that grows with your city
Multiple real-world inspired maps (Tokyo, Paris, LA)
Tips & Walkthrough
Avoid 'gridlock' by keeping different colored traffic flows separate whenever possible. Use motorways to bridge long distances directly between residential hubs and their corresponding businesses to take pressure off your local road network.
Gameplays
Every Sunday in-game, you receive a choice of two upgrades. Choosing between a new Motorway or a Roundabout can be the difference between a thriving city and a total traffic collapse. Always keep a few spare road tiles for emergency rerouting.
Q&A
Traffic lights help manage 4-way intersections, but often a roundabout or simply rerouting roads to avoid intersections is more effective.