Questions, answered.

A game about building public transport in real cities: metro, trams and buses, with commuters who decide whether to use them and a city that grows around good service.

Practically any city or town on Earth. The game builds it from OpenStreetMap: streets, water, buildings, and where people live and work.

The game is complete enough to play from start to finish, and still growing. Early access costs $15.99 instead of $19.99, and includes every update.

macOS, Windows and Linux. If your computer runs a current Chrome, it runs the game; it lowers its own graphics on older machines. Details.

Install the game and sign in with the email you bought with. That's all: no transfer, no reset. With a licence key it works the same way; if the key is already on three computers, the one set up longest ago lets it go by itself.

Your email is your account: the game sends you a code to sign in, no password. If you would rather not, use the licence key from your receipt instead.

To build a new city, yes (map data comes from the internet). Otherwise the game only checks your licence once every 14 days.

Not for now: it is sold here, directly, which keeps the price low.

Yes: see the refund policy.

Find your key with the email you bought with, or write to support@transitconstructor.com.