Train Match 3D vs Draw a Track! Your Train

Swipe and match colored trains to clear the area! Try to be careful about the timer and move the right trains at the right time.

Trace a line with your finger and it becomes a railway track! A 3D train set for little ones that they can play on their own — no reading needed. ■ Draw a line, get a track Draw one loop with your finger. Even a wobbly line is smoothed into a proper track, and a red steam train sets off. Where your track crosses itself it becomes a viaduct; rivers get bridges and hills get tunnels — all by themselves. ■ Level crossings and working vehicles Where a road meets the track there's a level crossing. As the train comes near, the bells ring, the barriers come down and the cars wait. Police cars, ambulances, fire engines, garbage trucks and tanker trucks drive about. ■ Tap and something happens The train whistles, cars honk, and police cars and ambulances sound their sirens. Trees, animals and boats react when tapped, too. ■ A collection to fill Find rare vehicles, buildings and animals and tap them: "You found it!" In the collection you can spin them round to look at them and hear their sounds. Depending on the weather and the season you might meet rare finds like snowmen, cherry blossom or dolphins. See what you've found stage by stage, and find everything to complete a stage! ■ A different world every time The time of day (day, sunset, night, full moon) and the weather (clear, cloudy, rain, thunder, snow) change each time. Save your courses and share them with family and friends by QR code. ■ Loops, and lines that go back and forth Draw a ring and the train goes round and round. Leave the ends apart and it runs to the end of the line and back. ■ Thirteen stages The Meadow is free. Add eleven more one by one, or get them all, including future stages, with "Every Stage". Mountains: peaks, tunnels, bridges and balloons. Town: houses, tall buildings, a school and a tower. Seaside: a beach, sailboats, a lighthouse and wind turbines. Desert: dunes, a pyramid and camels. Big City: skyscrapers, a super express and city lights at night. Wild West: red rocks, a frontier town and a canyon bridge. West Coast: hills, cable cars and a big red bridge. Clock Town: a clock tower, a lifting bridge and double-decker buses. Flower Town: canals, windmills and tulip fields. Old Town: temples, a five-storey pagoda, a tunnel of red gates and a trolley train. Dino Land: dinosaurs roam a prehistoric forest; ride under a Brachiosaurus, past an erupting volcano and through rocky caves. Spooky Town: a present — a Halloween town under the full moon, with ghosts, bats and jack-o'-lanterns. ■ All kinds of trains Coloured steam engines, a commuter train, freight trains, a diesel, a western steam engine, a cable car, a tram, a trolley train, the bone engine and a super express. Pick any train you've found to ride. At the station, the animals hop aboard. ■ Drive it yourself Hold the speed button and a driving lever appears: from STOP to FAST, you run the train. Watch from above, from behind, from the side, from the station or a level crossing. Pinch to get closer, or look all around. ■ Presents for collecting Collect lots and you'll get presents, like special trains. You can always see how many more to the next one. ■ Voice guide Turn it on in Settings and a friendly voice speaks up as the train sets off, enters a tunnel, comes into a station or when you find something. It has its own volume. ■ Presents Open presents from the title screen — a special train and courses to celebrate the release, including rides in stages you don't have yet. ■ Sound room Listen to the app's music and its sounds — whistles, crossings, station chimes — any time. ■ How to play The first time, animated cards show how to play. See them again any time from Settings. ■ For parents No ads. No personal data is collected or sent anywhere. A parental check (a multiplication question) appears before purchases, sharing and deleting. Music, sound effects and the voice guide can be adjusted or muted in Settings. The voice guide starts off.