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The next Subway Surfers game comes out in February

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Subway Surfers City, a follow-up to the popular endless runner mobile game / sludge content star Subway Surfers, will be launching on February 26th on iOS and Android, with preregistration open now.

“Building upon the original title, Subway Surfers City brings players home from the franchise’s World Tour and into the heart of the Subway Surfers universe: Subway City,” according to a press release. “The modern multicultural metropolis features four distinct districts for players to unlock and race through, including The Docks, Southline, Sunrise Blvd, and Delorean Park. The game will also introduce fresh content each Season, including addit …

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