About Subway Taxi
Subway Taxi is a small taxi game set in a low-poly town. You drive around picking people up, carry them to the subway terminal and drop them off there.
Fares pay for fuel, and fuel keeps you on the road, so every trip counts. The catch is speed: you need to slow right down for every pickup and every drop-off, which means smooth driving matters more than a heavy foot.
Your fuel and money sit in the top corner of the screen, so you can always see how much fuel is left before you run dry. It came out of a game jam and stays small and simple. You can play Subway Taxi online here with the keyboard.
How to Play Subway Taxi
- Drive with the arrow keys or WASD.
- Find a passenger and slow down as you reach them.
- Take them to the subway terminal and ease off again to drop them off.
- Spend the money you earn on fuel before the tank runs low.
- Keep running fares to stay on the road.
What to Expect in Subway Taxi
Expect a calm loop rather than a race. You're always balancing two things: getting riders to the station quickly and keeping enough fuel for the next trip. Coming in too fast is the main mistake, so a steady approach pays off.
The town is drawn in simple, colorful low-poly 3D, with blocky buildings, rounded trees and wide roads seen from above. It's a short taxi game made for a jam, so it suits a few relaxed rounds.
Tips for Subway Taxi
- Brake early when you spot a passenger, since pickups need a slow approach.
- Learn the route to the subway terminal so you burn less fuel getting there.
- Buy fuel before the gauge gets low, not after.
- Take corners at a steady speed instead of braking hard at every turn.
- Play Subway Taxi free a few times to learn the town layout; shorter routes save fuel.
Who Made Subway Taxi
Subway Taxi was made by ambi, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity for Ludum Dare 37. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Subway Taxi page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Subway Taxi free?
Yes. Subway Taxi is free to play here in your browser. Nothing needs to be installed and you do not need an account. The money you earn from fares is in-game cash that you spend on fuel, so there's nothing to pay for outside the game.
How do you play Subway Taxi?
Steer with the arrow keys or WASD. Drive to a passenger, slow down to pick them up, then take them to the subway terminal and slow down again to drop them off. Each fare earns money, and you use that money to buy more fuel.
What is the goal in Subway Taxi?
Keep your taxi running by delivering passengers to the subway terminal. Every delivery earns money, money buys fuel, and fuel keeps you going to the next pickup. The skill is in driving carefully at stops while still moving quickly between them.
Who made Subway Taxi?
Subway Taxi was made by ambi for Ludum Dare 37 and released on itch.io. It's built with Unity. FunClicker did not make the game. We embed the creator's own version so you can play it here, and we link back to the original release.
Can I play Subway Taxi on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook or laptop is the best fit, since you drive with the arrow keys or WASD. This browser version expects a keyboard, so it's not a good match for phones. Any recent browser should run the simple 3D town without trouble.
Is Subway Taxi unblocked at school?
Subway Taxi needs only a browser tab, with nothing to download or install. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If this page loads and the town appears, you can start picking up fares straight away.
What happens if you drive too fast in Subway Taxi?
Speed is fine on the open road, but pickups and drop-offs need a careful approach. Rolling in too fast when a passenger gets in or out is the main thing to avoid, so brake early as you reach a stop and save the speed for the stretches between.
What is the money for in Subway Taxi?
Fuel. Your tank drains as you drive, and the cash from each fare is what you spend to refill it. Keep an eye on both numbers in the top corner of the screen so you can top up before you run low and keep the fares coming.
