Tracky Train (Game)

Tracky Train

GAME » on June 29, 2016

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Lay down tracks for a rampaging passenger train in this Crossy Road-a-like from Crash Lab.

Overview

Tracky Train is an endless runner developed and published by Crash Lab (Company). The objective of the game is to pickup and drop off passengers whilst trying to get as far as the player can in the environment.

Gameplay

Heavily influenced by Hipster Whale's Crossy Road (Game) the goal of the game is to get as far as possible without dying. Traversing across different environments like a military base or medieval castle, it is the players role to lay the train track without the train behind you crashing. The characters laying the track accelerate automatically and the player swipes in whatever direction they want the track to go. As the player earns more money they can not only upgrade the current train in use but also get new passenger with a bigger capacity. However the more carriages on a train the harder it is to traverse throughout the environment.

Environments

Tutorial Stage
Alpine
Wild West
Military Base
Arctic
Medieval

Trains

Flying Scotsman (Maximum Capacity 10)
Brighton Belle (Maximum Capacity 12)
Mallard (Maximum Capacity 14)
Pacific Union (Maximum Capacity 16)
Puffing Billy (Maximum Capacity 18)
Bullet Train (Maximum Capacity 20)
Orient Express (Maximum Capacity 22)
Wild Western (Maximum Capacity 26)
Rajadhani Express (Maximum Capacity 28)
Santa Fe Express (Maximum Capacity 28)
Amtrak (Maximum Capacity 30)
Stephenson's Rocket (Maximum Capacity 32)
Duronto Express (Maximum Capacity 34)
SJ 37715 (Maximum Capacity 36)
S-S-Snake (Maximum Capacity 38)
Future Express (Maximum Capacity 40)

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