Transit Authority vs Next Stop

Build, optimize, and expand your own modern transportation network. Design efficient bus routes, manage growing passenger flows, and keep the city moving in a relaxing yet deeply strategic transport management game. Start with a small local bus line and grow into a massive interconnected city-wide network. Draw routes, upgrade buses, solve congestion problems, and adapt to the ever-changing rhythm of the city. ## FEATURES • Design and manage dynamic bus routes • Build a living transportation network • Minimalist modern visuals • Smooth and satisfying passenger flow • Strategic network optimization • Expand into new city districts • Unlock new vehicles and upgrades • Respond to rush hours, events, and traffic congestion • Clean modern interface designed specifically for mobile • Procedurally generated cities for endless replayability Every decision changes the flow of the city. Can you build the perfect transportation system? Apple’s standard EULA applies: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

Your railway. Europe's cities. How far can you go? Next Stop is an offline train strategy game about building a railway network across Europe. Draw rail routes between cities, add trains and move passengers before stations overflow. Every new connection gives you another way to keep your network running. BUILD A NETWORK THAT WORKS Connect stations with a swipe. Extend railway lines, upgrade trains and expand busy stations. Plan transfers carefully: a shortcut can clear a queue, while one overloaded interchange can put the whole network under pressure. CHOOSE YOUR NEXT CHALLENGE • Campaign: expand across 41 countries and 555 real cities, one border at a time. • Daily challenge: return for a new shared map and a 20-minute run. • Country challenges: explore individual countries at three difficulty levels and beat your passenger records. PLAY ON YOUR TERMS • Core gameplay works offline. No account required. • No ads and no in-app purchases. • One-finger route drawing on phones and tablets. • Nine languages: English, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Ukrainian and Russian. Start with a few stations. Build a railway across Europe. City names and coordinates from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0), adapted for the game. Sea corridors are fictional connections.