Cities in Motion: Tokyo
A decade-old transit expansion that sandwiches Tokyo into a 2011-era city-builder, functional but thin on mechanical depth for strategy players.
GamerScout Verdict
Skip unless you're a completionist with the base game already installed; shallow transit mechanics and dated design.
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About Cities in Motion: Tokyo
I picked up Cities in Motion: Tokyo expecting to apply serious transit optimization to Japan's capital. Instead, it's a straightforward expansion pack that plops Tokyo onto the same bus-and-rail framework as the base game, with all the mechanical limitations that entails. The map itself is recognizable and the density is there, but the simulation doesn't reward the kind of granular planning that makes transportation sims compelling. Route management feels more like box-ticking than strategic problem-solving. This expansion makes sense only if you're already invested in the base game and want a new map to tinker with. The 60% positive rating on a handful of reviews suggests it delivers what it promises, just not much more. If you're after serious transit depth or want Tokyo in a modern city sim, Cities: Skylines would serve you better. This is a 2011 relic best left for completionists.
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Minimum
- Processor
- 2 GHz Dual Core or higher
- Memory
- 2 GB RAM Hard Disk Space: 2 GB Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8800/ATI Radeon HD 3850 or higher (integrated video cards not supported), 512…
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Game Info
- Developer
- Colossal Order
- Publisher
- Paradox Interactive
- Release Date
- May 31, 2011
