Train Go

Train Go is a casual and colorful railway construction simulator, which, judging by its design and simple controls, is aimed more at a children’s audience. From a short but intelligible training, we learn that to build a road, you just need to tap on the screen and select the point with the arrow where the next section with rails and sleepers will be laid. The user can choose any of the templates available in the game, which can be “redrawn” and changed at will, or try to build a railway network, so to speak, from a “clean slate”.

In addition to laying rails in the Train Go simulator, attention should be paid to the construction of infrastructure – bridges, ponds, paved roads, trees and shrubs, miniature houses and fantastic skyscrapers, shops and cafes, factories and factories, arable land and green meadows. After the work is completed, it remains to send the train or locomotive available on the special panel, changing the view angle along the way using a special joystick, admiring and admiring the surrounding beauties, and using the “plus” and “minus” buttons – adjusting the scale everything that happens on the screen.

The novelty Train Go can be advised to children who want to realize their creative potential – you can create entire megacities with ground and elevated railway tracks, experiment with unusual interchanges and turnouts, put several trains on the track at once, constantly monitoring so they don’t collide. For an additional fee, you can buy new content, such as new trains, all sorts of structures, and even the Eiffel Tower.