A native 3D transit builder on real map geometry. Lay track, run routes, and watch a city grow around the network you designed.
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The builds are not code signed yet, so your system may ask before it runs a new app from a small studio. Here is exactly what to expect and how to clear it.
Run the installer. If SmartScreen says the publisher is unrecognized, choose More info, then Run anyway. The warning shows up because the build is not signed yet, not because anything is wrong with it.
Open the disk image and drag MetroForge to Applications. The first time you launch it, right click the app and choose Open, then confirm. That tells Gatekeeper you trust it.
Unpack the tarball anywhere and run the metroforge binary. If your file manager has not marked it executable, run chmod +x metroforge once.
Maps are built from real street grids and parcels, not procedural noise. Recognize your own downtown.
Commuters route through your network on real travel-time math. Bad service loses riders to the road, every time.
No ray tracing, no 40 GB install. Cel shaded and lean enough to run on a five year old laptop.
Real captures on real city geometry. Click any shot for the full size version.
Down in the street canyon, transit routes threading between towers
A junction where three routes converge on a shared stop
Citywide subway network overview, river visible to the northwest
Commuter demand arcs overlaid on the built network
Towers rising as a district densifies around new service
The same city after dark, routes still lit and running