Open it up! On iPad in landscape and on iPhone Duo, the cab gets a second page: the driver's view on the right, framed just as on a phone, and the whole line on the left, with the line map standing up, your next stop, a big speedo and today's run. More lines to drive: collect stamps to unlock the Keihin–Tohoku (and its Rapid), the Saikyo, the Tokaido and, with all 30, the Airport Express, each with its own train, stops and announcements. Plus platform doors on the new lines, tidier checkpoints and a few fixes.

The loop goes both ways, the day goes by, and rush hour gets real. • The inner loop: drive the line the other way round, past the same city from the other side. Today's run switches direction each day. • A shift through the day: a dawn warm-up, the late morning, the evening rush and on into the night. • Real rush hour: packed platforms queue at every door, pushers squeeze the last few in, and the odd late runner dives for the closing doors. • A new Crowd setting in free run: Quiet, Busy or Rush. • Packed trains on the other lines, umbrellas in the rain, and platforms that shine at night. • Platform announcements and the murmur of the crowd, muffled until the doors open. • Stations light up after dark, and the busy hubs fill with signs and billboards (every ad is made up). • Red lights are easier to spot from further back, and driving is smoother, with far fewer hitches. • Fixes: Japanese text in the right font, crowds dressed for the time of day, and no more grey band beside the track.

• Look around the cab: swipe across the windscreen to glance out of the side windows • A new training run for first-time drivers, and far fewer pop-ups on your first runs • A proper loading screen: watch the LED board while Tokyo gets built • Voices come through clearly: the train's sounds dip while the driver or PA is speaking • Reduce Motion is respected in the cab • Oncoming trains keep their distance, and the train's face gets a cleaner look • Tidier title screen and lots of small fixes

Yamanote Rush 3.0 is a whole new game, rebuilt from the ground up in 3D. • Drive from the cab of an 11-car train with real braking physics • All 30 Yamanote Line stations at real distances, from morning to night, in sunshine and rain • Two ranks at every stop: STOP for the mark, TIME for the clock • A new run every day, the same for everyone, with a Game Center leaderboard • A stamp book to fill, paint jobs to unlock, departure melodies and a few surprises Scores from the old 2D game don't carry over. Fresh start, driver!

- Dynamic weather system with day, night, sunset, and more - Richer environment with new textures and details - Performance optimizations for smoother gameplay - Audio and stability fixes

- Change to in-cab driving view - Dynamic sky and weather - New scenery and landscapes - Varied speed limits across stations - Timing and gameplay refinements

Extended Route Full Yamanote Line with 20 stations from Shibuya to Tokyo and 7 checkpoints. Interactive Tutorial Learn the controls as you play with contextual tips on your first game. Station Announcements Authentic Japanese station announcements for arrivals and departures. Night Mode Dynamic day/night transitions with train headlights and platform lighting. Gameplay Polish Improved speed limits, smoother scenery loading, and enhanced haptics. Bug Fixes Fixed audio playback, visual glitches, and performance improvements.