My First Trainz Set

Release Date: July 9, 2010

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Trainz: We build Mini railways is a simulation game addressed to young railway and modelling enthusiasts, created by Auran development studio. Players have the opportunity to build their own railway mock-ups and manage the movement of trains moving on them. The title is distinguished by its intuitive user interface and carefully reproduced locomotive models.

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My First Trainz Set Description

Trains, Tracks, Army Men, Buildings ... Sick of cleaning up all the kids toys all over the house? With My First TRAINZ Set you won't have to!

Introducing My First TRAINZ Set!

Want to share your passion for hobby trains with your loved ones? Imagine the whole family squirming for room in front of the PC, creative juices flowing as they build winding tracks up, around and through real life rooms in a house! Then sit back and take in the view as they watch trains steam around their masterpiece. You can even interact with different industries to pickup and drop off passengers and inventory.

Instead of kids fighting over a violent video game, imagine your thrill when they are feverishly working together to build train tracks all over the bedroom, living room, kitchen or garage!

My First TRAINZ Set brings the joy of model train building to your PC in a format that is kid-friendly, creative and fun.

FEATURES

You're the designer! Build winding, climbing tracks and build it over, under, around and through more objects than you can poke a stick at!

Build Team-Work! Your kids will never get along better than this as they work together to build tracks that will WOW you.

Nine realistic trains to drive! From old chugging steamers to shiny bullet trains.

Let your childrens (and your!) creativity run wild. Four huge rooms, Countless Items to build on / through / under, Nine Trains and a Track Builder mean that there is virtually limitless gameplay!

Developed by the company that has been making the very best Train Simulation games for over 10 years!

Last updated on August 14, 2015