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MONSTER METRO Guide: First steps when a round begins

🔴MONSTER METRO

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Overview

Monster Metro drops you into a haunted subway where randomly generated maps, monster trains, and scattered coins keep every run different.

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Contents

01 First steps when a round begins Step 02 Surviving a monster train Warn 03 Collecting coins and trading them in Tips 04 Playing with a full group Summary 05 Glossary Words 06 Common questions FAQ

First steps when a round begins

Step

In short Spending the opening moments learning the map gives you an advantage for the rest of the round.

Every round starts on a freshly generated subway map, so the layout you memorized last time is gone.

Scan your surroundings note the new environment before a train appears.
Spot hiding places look for holes in the ground and objects you can duck behind, since these are where you shelter when a train comes.

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Surviving a monster train

Warn

In short The moment an alert fires, get into cover.

When a monster train approaches, the game sends you an alert. Knowing your nearest hiding spot before the alert sounds is essential.

Worth watching out for

Head for cover as soon as the alert fires.

Keep more than one hiding spot in mind if something blocks your first choice, you need a backup.

Holes in the floor and objects to crouch behind are your main options.

Collecting coins and trading them in

Tips

In short Coins are worth collecting on every run because they convert directly into stronger items.

Coins are spread across the map. Gather them as you explore.

Tips worth knowing

Pick up coins you pass during normal exploration.
Trade coins in for items.
In a group, splitting up the search area lets everyone collect more coins.

Playing with a full group

Summary

In short Up to forty players can share a server, and coordinating even a small group makes a meaningful difference.

Monster Metro supports up to forty players at once.

Hiding spot info　share locations with teammates so nobody is caught without a nearby shelter.
Coin search　divide the map between players to cover more ground.
Train warnings　call out when a train is coming so friends can react in time.
Solo difficulty　exploring, tracking trains, and collecting coins all fall to one person, which is harder than splitting those tasks.

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Community

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Glossary

Monster Train: A monstrous train that runs through the subway tunnels and will take you out if it catches you in the open.
Randomly Generated Map: The subway layout is rebuilt from scratch each round, so no two runs share the same arrangement of tunnels and spaces.
Coins: Currency scattered around the map that you collect and trade in for powerful items.
Hiding Spot: A hole in the ground or an object you can shelter behind to avoid being hit by a monster train.

Common questions

FAQ

What should I do if I cannot find a hiding spot in time?

At the start of each round, find hiding spots before you focus on coins. If you play with friends, ask them to share any shelter locations they have already found.

Can I play Monster Metro alone?

Yes, solo play is possible. However, you have to handle map exploration, coin collection, and train alerts entirely on your own, which makes every task harder than it would be with a group.

Updated Oct 29, 2026
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