Mini Motorways v2024-12-09 [Build 16320274]

Mini Motorways is a strategy simulation game about designing the road map for a growing city. Build a traffic network, one road at a time, to create a bustling metropolis. Redesign your roads and place your motorways to get everyone where they need to go. How long can you keep the city moving?

Release date: Tuesday 20th July 2021
Genre: Simulator, Strategy, Indie

Version: N/A
Build: 16320274
Release Date: 9 December 2024
Crack: Goldberg
Included DLC: N/A

Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

Changelog:

G&day, city planners! Travel with us to the land down under as we visit the stunning town of Cairns, Australia, in the latest update to Mini Motorways! Known as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, Cairns is a nature lover&s paradise fit for the best explorers. Cairns you handle it?!
This tropical haven is situated between lush rainforest and rainbow-hued reefs in Northern Queensland. Create an efficient road network to get Cairn&s citizens from Palm Cove to the Esplanade Lagoon in no time.
In addition to our first-ever Australian map, this update features:

Cinematic Mode! This mode pans across the map and follows your commuters on their journey
Improvement to Game zoom only working when the game window is in focus
New Achievements, Daily Challenges, Weekly Challenges, and City Challenges.
Various minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

We hope you enjoy this bloody good update, and don&t forget to share screenshots and GIFs of your creations!
We acknowledge and respect the Traditional Custodians of the region, including the Djabugay, Yirrganydji, Buluwai, Gimuy Walubara Yidinji, Mandingalbay Yidinji, Gunggandji, Dulabed and Malanbara Yidinji, Bundabarra and Wadjanbarra Yidinji, Wanyurr Majay, Mamu, and NgadjonJii peoples. The sovereignty of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples has never been ceded. We pay our respect to Aboriginal elders past and present as well as their continuing connection to these lands, waters, and communities.