Tokyo Train! vs Delta

Run Japan's trains! No railroad knowledge is required to play "Tokyo Train!". This game is a brain game with simple rules but requires a lot of brain power. Customers are waiting at the station for the trains to arrive to take them to their destinations. Start the trains and transport your customers. You will earn money for every passenger who boards a train. Adjust the interval between runs and the number of cars to achieve the highest revenue. Departing trains costs money. If you send out too many trains and the boarding rate drops, you will lose your revenue. The operation method is very easy and the rules are simple. All you have to do is adjust the number of train cars and make the trains depart at the best time. As the game progresses, express fares will also appear. No technical knowledge is required at all. Both people who like trains and people who like games can quickly understand and enjoy the game. There are no in-app purchases. There are no ads. Please concentrate on the game. Share your operating results on social media.

Pilot through ten star systems on a single trajectory. Aim, launch, slingshot — gravity does the rest. Delta-V is a one-finger arcade puzzle. Pull back from your launch pad to aim and set power, release to launch. Then ride momentum through dense star systems — bend your path around planets, slingshot off moons, scan exotic gravity wells, and dock at the next port before your fuel runs dry. Every system tells a story. Every system raises the stakes. ONE-FINGER FLIGHT • Tap and drag from the ship to aim and set power • A live trajectory preview shows the gravity-bent path before you commit • Mid-flight: tap anywhere to fire navigation thrusters perpendicular to your heading • Toggle between system overview and ship-follow camera mid-flight TEN STAR SYSTEMS, ONE STORY A handcrafted arc from HIKARU RELAY to THE BEACON. Each system is procedurally seeded but story-narrated — broken comms relays, pirate sieges, derelict mining stations, a black-hole gauntlet, a final stand at the edge of charted space. DYNAMIC OBJECTIVES Every system asks something different: salvage cache fragments, gravity-scan a target planet, slingshot off a named world, bump a specific moon, earn credits the hard way, or finish a leg without spending a single thruster correction. Bonus credits stack up. UPGRADE YOUR SHIP Spend earned credits at any starport's shop. Four branches, three tiers each: • Hull — more damage absorbed before you go down • Propulsion — bigger fuel reserve and stronger thrusters • Shields — softens hits from pirates, asteroids, atmospheres • Weapons — auto-turret range, fire rate, plasma damage LIVE GRAVITY PHYSICS Real n-body gravity from stars, planets, moons, and black holes. Every flyby bends you. Plan the path you can't directly fly. Slingshots earn bonus credits the tighter your scan angle. LOST IN SPACE Out of fuel and drifting? You'll get a four-second warning before the run ends — enough time to decide whether to push the brake button or let the cosmos claim another pilot. SYNTHWAVE EVERYTHING All visuals drawn at runtime in vector code. All sound — every ping, every chord, every drone — synthesized live. No bitmaps, no recordings. Pure offline arcade. Save persists locally. Pause anytime. Restart any system from the pause menu. Navigate gravity. Survive space.