Train Conductor World
Conduct and control the tracks, manage movement and watch your rail network grow. You’ll need nerves of steel and snappy strategy to keep the chaos under control. Be on high-alert for explosive crashes, near-misses and split second situations..
Adventure across new terrain and connect the wonders of the European continent. Your trains will be barreling across the canals of Amsterdam, zooming around the Arc De Triomphe in Paris and navigating the perilous peak of the Matterhorn.
Customise your trains to optimise your railway
- use rocket boosters, star medallions and more to speed up your deliveries. It all counts when you’re growing the biggest railway in the world!
Android permission requests;
- Internet Access and Access Network State is used
- to present a FAQ page and announcements from our studio within the game; to enable undoing of a crash for users who haven’t purchased remove ads; to show interstitial ads for users who haven’t purchased remove ads; to send anonymous usage statistics to help us improve the game.
- Vibrate is used to enable the undo feature because some advertisement networks require vibration.
- Billing is used if you decide to purchase anything within the game. All purchases are fully under your control at all times.
- Read and write external storage permission is currently required as a temporary solution to resolve a bug that exhibits on Android 5.0. Without this permission we weren't able to release any updates ;(
Category : Arcade
Reviews (12)
This is a really great game. And you can get full enjoyment without spending a dime. I did purchase the option to remove ads (partially because I just wanted to support the developer), and it is definitely worth it. Unlike some other games, it actually does remove the ads and gives you the benefit that watching them would have gotten you, (like getting one undo per round, or speeding up the mission resets).
I'll be honest with you... The only reason I keep getting back to this game is because of my ports which are full of gold, because I need that gold for getting tiles, because I need those tiles to create an almost fully customizable rail network across Europe, for which I feel the need of rebuilding it from scratch more and more, as I continue playing it. It's addictive.. extra for rail enthusiasts, like me, extra for those with a bit of ocd /with a passion for keeping things neat and tidy.
I'm mainly enjoying the game. Please come up with some new destinations soon! I think the game could do with some way of digging tunnels as in the mountainous areas you can't get through and, for example, to get from France to Spain you have to build bridges over the sea which seems mad. It's quite hard to get the iron and alloy pieces you need, the tile trader seems a little unfair as you have a random selection from 10 iron pieces which is far too many so you often don't get the pieces you want
This game is so fun. I played one of the old versions of this may years ago (train conductor USA) and this game is much better, with the same challenging yet simple edge it has over many other games, but without the weird addition of ghosts, for example, in the harder levels. I also appreciate that the game encourages you to take breaks, so even if you do play it a lot, there's only so much you can do in one sitting before you're just replaying old cities and are really bored with no tasks left.
It's great and everything but lately it'll purposely set you up to fail. For example you have to successfully deliver 35 trains in one round and only one time to try; the catch is it'll only give you 30 trains. It's happening more frequently and I'm losing interest.
this is a very good game where you build and expand your railroad empire all across the world. It's a bit like ticket to ride, if that were a video game. Graphics are great, concept is awesome, overall fantastic game. Ads come a bit often, but hey, the game is free, deal with it (or just don't have your device connected to the internet)
Fun game and enjoy the concept but with the cost of tiles going up each level, the drop rate of tiles, and the cost to exchange/upgrade tiles the game makes one feel hopeless to unlock stations across water. 25 wooden tiles to get 1 random alloy tile 😳. May be worth it if you can choose the specific tile you need but saving 25 tiles and getting something you cant use is annoying. I still have fun tho, hence the 4 star PS: if there is anyway to enable the use of a stylus that would be great.
Try to complete a hard level. You don't know going into it how many trains you have to clear to win it. Once done it seen be random how ban by stars were required to finish the level and each time you try to complete the level it raises the number required. 1st time... 27 trains. 2nd time it's now 31 trains. Third time it's 34 trains. How stupid and lame is that. pick a number to beat the level and stick with that. Also not much different than original game other than better graphics and an extra layer of making you buy stuff to work your way through the game
The game is awesome. Its graphics are beautiful, the game itself is new and original (also super fun), and it is a great brain puzzle. Two problems I have is the rate at which boxes get expensive and the huge time span between updates. The levels can become dry quickly, so it is important to update frequently.
It's pretty good. Is desperately trying to get you to spend money though. In some cases challenges can't be completed even with multiple perfect attempts. Like a "score 3200" challenge I'm currently doing, getting every star, no undo and still only scoring around 2400. Will let me skip it if I pay though lol.
The game is great especially since the new update helped balance things out. I was just hoping the update would fix the ad issue. When in horizontal mode, I get ads displaying in vertical and it doesn't all fight on the screen so I can never exit out of them when they pop up. So I'm stuck closing the game to go back in. And because of this I miss out on one chance only events. Please fix
I love this game, love the aspect of using the map to make the most optimal routes and collecting pieces. The gameplay challenges are fun. The only thing is I wish there was more in-game currency to earn things like new trains. Even if it's very grindy, I prefer to grind over paying. I would never pay 4 bucks to make my trains look different.