Product Description
Use LEGO trains, carriages, buildings and Minifigures all with their own sounds and animations to assemble a bustling on-screen railway. You can even route trains to other users on your Local Area Network, carrying pictures, sounds and messages. Link with up to nine other computers to form one huge railway.
2 comments:
It’s an easy game to operate with a lot of options that makes building the train line and city fun. However, it didn’t come with any written instructions, and the Lego animated guide spokeman spoke very bad English with a Japanese accent. After 2-3 sentences, he only spoke Japanese, so the operations had to be easy to follow without written or verbal instructions. Other than that, it’s a very fun game.
Rating: 4 / 5
My almost 5 year old has played this game everyday for the past month. I am sure there are still options he hasn’t figured out. The game starts with a blank canvas to set up a train track and scenery to go with it. When you are ready to see the city come to life there is a control center to start your trains moving. The fun for him is setting it all up, just like with real legos.
Rating: 4 / 5
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