Train is in the station!
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Comments (9)I was really busy this past week-end, and left the window open with the game on. I'm still able to play it this evening. It seems that as long as the window isn't closed, or you don't exit the game, it will continue indefinitely--maybe try it the next time the game is free. I'll let you all know if it changes....See MoreTrain is in the station!
Comments (1)Rah Rah! and a big thank you!...See MoreTrain is in the Station!
Comments (12)Wow! Second game and all 8 trains departed! That never happens. I must be on a game roll. My guesses on Jasdips daily quiz have been pretty good lately as well. Maybe I should buy a lottery ticket....See MoreThe Train is in the station!
Comments (19)I've enjoyed it several times in the last week - thanks, Rusty! Found it often hard to get a new game rather than restart. Playing on my phone, in vertical mode one gets all 8 lines, but last car spot and half of second last car is out of view. In horizontal mode, on the bottom line only about half of the image shows but one can shift cars using a heavy swipe. On the top line, one gets only enough image to see an engine, with the large rear wheels, sometimes tell the colour - but can't move any. Changing back to vertical mode allows one to move ... all but the last vehicle on the right, which means that the top right position is always in deep freeze! After having played a fairly high number of games, when I returned to play again ... I got only a screen inviting me to become a member, to play any of a wide selection of games ... for a fee of $5.99/month, $15.00/quarter or $60.00/year! I figured that'd be a good time to get busy at some spring cleaning ... being as this year's coming of spring was long delayed, till recent days. ole joyful...See More- 8 years ago
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