Explore Your Favorite Cities in Ten Years

In My Train Arrives - In Ten Years, players will witness dramatic changes in eight cities from the original campaign, now expanded by 65%. This PC simulation offers an extensive look at urban development, transportation infrastructure, and economic growth over a decade. With new passenger and cargo stations across all cities, strategizing your transport networks becomes more crucial than ever.

Urban Expansion and New Features

City boundaries have significantly expanded, leading to the appearance of modern amenities and infrastructure. New roads, bridges, and residential areas mushroom on city outskirts. Each locale now boasts an increased number of passenger stations, making it easier for residents and tourists to navigate their transformed environments. For the player, this means increased opportunities for optimizing transport routes and maximizing cargo delivery efficiency.

A Cozy Provincial Town Grows

The small provincial town has tripled in size while retaining its cozy charm. From four to seven passenger stations, this city is now equipped to handle a larger influx of visitors. Players will appreciate the balance of maintaining local character while navigating urban growth. With new industrial zones emerging on its borders, the town has transformed into a more significant hub without losing its essence.

Scenic City by the Bay

This picturesque city, divided by a bay and a ridge, has doubled in size and grown its passenger station count from five to eight. The two parts are linked through several tunnels, making travel seamless. As a player, you will need to consider not just the stations, but also how the unique geography can affect your transport routes, adding layers of strategy to your planning.

Coastal City Becomes a Trade Center

Along the shoreline, the coastal city has evolved into a bustling trade center. With passenger stations increasing from six to ten and cargo stations growing from four to seven, the economic opportunities are ripe for exploration. The expanded territory means players can establish a variety of transport networks, maximizing trade efficiency while navigating this densely populated area.

River Crossing's Major Developments

Situated at the confluence of two rivers, this big city has seen its area grow by 55% in ten years. The addition of residential zones and a ring highway enhances connectivity. The rise in passenger and cargo stations—from eleven to fourteen and six to eight, respectively—presents a strategic challenge. Players must adapt to the cities' evolving needs by allocating resources wisely.

Thriving Business Center Expansion

The business center is at the heart of trade activity, expanding its area by 40%. With passenger station numbers rising from eleven to fifteen and cargo stations from six to nine, the bustling atmosphere demands strategic thinking. Players will need to analyze growth patterns and economic needs to effectively manage transportation and infrastructure development.

Island Growth and Infrastructure Challenges

Five large islands make an exciting addition to the map, complete with residential areas and port facilities. The area has expanded by 65%, necessitating a keen approach to transportation logistics. With a rise from thirteen to seventeen passenger stations, players have more options, but also face unique infrastructural challenges as they strive to connect these islands effectively. Optimization is essential for success in this intricate environment.