
Train Town is traintastic fun for young train fans (or the young at heart). Build your world, choose your train, go on adventures through cityscapes, jungles and deserts...and even crash and blow things up!
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This could've been a decent little train game for kids...but as usual it's a cheap, poorly done mobile port. Laying track is easy, but you're limited to one loop on the entire map. Placing buildings and other props is also easy, but adjusting them can be a pain and in the case of fences literally impossible. Vehicles wander around on their own and cause things to explode, fine if you want that but it's not something you can turn off. There's a solid selection of locomotives but the rolling stock is lacking and numbers less than 10 cars. Actually driving the trains is impossible, all you can do is speed them up or slow them down with a slider button. To add to the mess, the included dozen pre-made layouts don't actually work and will lock up Train Town should you try and load one of them. Stick to [i]Train Frontier Classic[/i] or [i]Rolling Line[/i], although both are more complicated for the younger ones you'll at least not feel like the developer slapped you in the face.
You just construct the rails for you trains, place some scenery parts of your city and then you set your train in motion along those trails, that's it, that's all. The building part is very limited and there is no other mechanic to this. No preconstructed maps, you have to create it for yourself. Downloading maps others made doesn't work either. There is nothing you could call fun in this "game". Yes, you could blow up things and derail your train but the ultimate question here is why you would even do that. I bet even children would get bored pretty soon.
[h1][b]Train Town[/b][/h1] O jogo me parecia ser bem bacana, mas depois de jogar por meia me decepcionei um pouco. Não é que o jogo seja ruim mas é um jogo infantil. O objetivo do jogo é ser criativo, você tem um pedaço pequeno de um mapa aonde você pode colocar os trilhos da forma que quiser, pode passar um por cima um do outro da forma que quiser, e pode também colocar diversos objetos como casas, personagens que ficam andando pelo mapa, carros, estradas, pedras e etc. Não existe uma campanha, uma história nem nada do tipo, você cria seus próprios níveis ou pode baixar alguns, algo que não funcionou comigo baixei os níveis mas os mesmos não carregavam, e depois de prontos você pode colocar um trem para andar nos trilhos e observá-los andando nos trilhos ou colocar mais de um ou objetos nos trilhos para ver o caos. O jogo é infantil mas dá pra se divertir com ele por algum tempo, no entanto a menos que você seja uma criança ou tenha uma acredito que vocÊ não vá aproveitar tanto do jogo. [b]Nota: [u]6/10[/u][/b]
My son loved this game when he was 5 or 6. He loved putting the track together and placing buildings and trees by the track. Then he'd run the trains into one another, watching them fly into the sky. It's not a perfect game but the colors, music, and motion are fascinating for the younger kids.
Really disappointing. There are no switches, bridges, tunnels, stations. You can put many curves in your single closed loop of track if you are very very patient, but that's it. I had hoped that my preschooler could be more actively in control of this than when we play Sid Meier's Railroads together, but I'm not even going to show it to him because he'd find it so boring.
This game is not for adults. But it's superb for young kids like my 5yrs old son. Railroad tracks are easy to set. There is plenty of objects to add along side of the tracks. And multiple different trains. That more than often tend to collaide and fly up up in the air. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrVZKlL2rrQ
None of the downloadable maps work, no support. 8year old had about 10 minutes worth of play before they became bored I bought it while on special and feel like it was a waste of a dollar.
this game is rubbish.money back please
Poor controls, and pre-made maps will not download. Basically just a bunch of pre-made track pieces on a map builder. All trains start in the same point as well, poor help/advice. Ported from Android, no refinement, refers to tapping. No purpose, no game modes it seems. Waste of money, do not buy.
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