Train Mania

Train Mania Walkthrough

Train Mania is a train game that is a spiritual sequel to the Truck Mania series of Flash games. This train game features outstanding graphics, challenging gameplay, and twenty-four levels.

The majority of train games found on the Web tend to be puzzle games. Train Mania is an exception to this this pattern and has gameplay that resembles that of truck games, except that you are in control of a train rather than a pickup or lorry. Your objective is to transport cargo from the beginning of each stage to the end. If you drop the cargo or crash your train, you will have to start over. Your progress is saved upon the completion of each stage, so you will not have to complete all twenty-four in one session.

Train Mania gives you a selection of five locomotives, each with unique speed, power, and health ratings. When you first begin the game, only two trains are available to you, but the other three will unlock as you progress. If you want to change your locomotive, you will have to return to the main menu and select. To access the main menu, click the gear icon in the lower-right corner, then select the option to return to the main menu.

The keyboard is used to control this train game. The up and down arrow keys are used to move your locomotive forward and backward and the left an right arrow keys are used to tilt your train. Unlike the Truck Mania games, tilting does not have much of a use in Train Mania. Perhaps it is because trains run on tracks (although it is possible for your train to jump off of the track if you drive up an incline at high speed). Since you cannot rely much on tilting to balance your train, controlling your speed is crucial. Build up speed to climb hills, but be sure to slow down when driving downhill or you might end up spilling your cargo or crashing!

If you are a fan of train games but prefer driving to solving puzzles, then Train Mania is just the game for you. Gamers who have mastered the Truck Mania series may also want to give Train Mania a try; I think that you will find delivering cargo with a train to be a much greater challenge than it was with a truck!