Mini Motorways is embarking on a European adventure with the Spires and Tires update, whisking players away to the picturesque streets of Copenhagen, Denmark. This exciting update, available now, introduces a brand-new map inspired by the city's iconic spire-filled skyline, sustainable design, and vibrant waterways.
Copenhagen isn’t just a feast for the eyes - it also marks the eagerly awaited return of train lines for the first time since the 10-year Miniversary Update. These new railways add a fresh layer of complexity to your traffic management strategies as you juggle road networks with efficient public transit. With a city renowned for its eco-friendly urban planning, you'll need to think sustainably to keep traffic flowing smoothly.
But that's not all - this update also significantly enhances Cinematic Mode, first introduced in the Down Under update. Now, you can capture breathtaking shots of your city with smoother camera movement and the ability to track individual commuters as they navigate your meticulously planned streets. Whether you're showcasing your perfectly optimized city or capturing a total traffic meltdown, Cinematic Mode brings it all to life.
If you're up for a challenge, the Spires and Tires update introduces new Daily, Weekly, and City challenges, along with fresh achievements to unlock. Plus, there's a hidden visual Easter egg waiting to be discovered somewhere in the spire-filled skyline, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Speaking about the update, Casey Lucas-Quaid, Dinosaur Polo Club’s Community Manager, said: “Sometimes the grass really is greener on the other side. We’ve always had a soft spot for Copenhagen anytime our team has visited.”
“It’s great to honor a place we love that walks the walk of aiming for sustainable urban design, something our studio is very passionate about. This new map pairs perfectly with our improved Cinematic Mode, so you can either relive or daydream your European holiday.”
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