Free city games

Every cityhides a game.

Follow the lines. Track the signals. Catch the last train. Short games, made with care for people who love cities.

No account? No problem. Pick a game now. Guest progress stays in this browser for 30 days.

How it plays

Short games, built on real maps.

No tutorial and no setup. Pick a city, pick a game, and let the network do the rest.

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    A new game in every map

    Place stations, track signals, and race the last train. Every mechanic changes the city.

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    Real networks. Real clues.

    Official lines and stations become the clues. The real city writes the rules.

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    Ready in a few minutes

    Pick a game and start. No account, no setup, and no long tutorial.

Explore freely

Every network, ready to explore.

Curious between games? Open the real map, follow every line, and spot every connection. No account needed.

Name the Station cities

Every network changes the game.

Move from city to city. Every real network brings a new rhythm, new clues and a new way to play.

This season

One evening can change everything.

Every city plays in the same season. Each game is worth up to 1,000 points. Play, score, climb.

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    1 game

    to enter the ranking

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    1 000 pts

    maximum per game

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    All

    the cities united

General ranking
All cities combined Current season
Top 3

The Name the Station crew

Four fictional personas represent the work behind Name the Station.

Cartoon portrait of Mina with tousled brown hair
Product and game design

Mina

Makes each game easy to learn.
Cartoon portrait of Oliver with curly hair and round glasses
Transit research

Oliver

Keeps every line and station accurate.
Cartoon portrait of Jules with close cropped hair and a short beard
Engineering

Jules

Builds the site, maps and game systems.
Cartoon portrait of Greta with blonde hair and blue eyes
Community and support

Greta

Reads every report and decides what we fix next.

Your next route starts here.

Follow a line, catch the last train, and see how well you really know the city.