13 handpicked Scratch projects of train

This one is sure to get train lovers hooked, too!
The design and function itself is very simple, but it is quite difficult to make the train stop exactly at the station.
That’s what makes it so addictive.
Personally, I felt that the sound before the train departed was very realistic.
Makes you feel like you are in Japan riding one of those trains.

How to use

This is a game in which you drive the Rinkai Line to Oimachi Station, one station segment. The game starts when an announcement is made and the doors close. Press the down arrow several times to increase the speed from P2 to P5, N to maintain the speed, and B1 to EB to brake. The goal is to bring the car to a stop exactly at the stop line.

The monitors on the doors, the destination display, the announcements, and the sounds while the train is running are all very well designed and detailed.

[How to play]

You can drive after the door is closed

Down arrow: acceleration

Up arrow: Deceleration

Left arrow: coasting

When the train arrives, you need to open and close the doors and perform tasks within a limited time. This is a timing game that can be played using only your mouse. Even if you struggle with timing games, there are clear instructions, so after a few tries, you’ll understand the basics and get the timing right. It’s a game that can be enjoyed by beginners as well.

People who admire train conductors or are interested in trains will find it even more enjoyable. The game ends quickly, making it an attractive option to play during short breaks as many times as you’d like.

I learned so much from this! If you’re interested in transportation or love buses, I highly recommend giving it a watch. This is not a game, but rather a presentation that provides an explanation about a unique vehicle in Nagoya called the Yutorito Line, which is both a bus and a railway system. The explanations are easy to understand, thanks to the use of various diagrams. I believe people of all ages, from children to adults, can enjoy this content, so please check it out.

Operating this game is simple! Just press the button located to the immediate right of the train, and the train will start moving. Press the switch again, and the train will stop. It’s just a matter of repeating these steps. While real train toys can be bulky, this game is played on a computer, so there’s no need to clean up or worry about storage. It’s perfect for those who enjoy pressing buttons or want to control a train themselves. If you’re unable to purchase toys easily, or you don’t want to add more toys but are looking for something fun for your child, give this game a try.

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This is a picture book titled “Train.” The text is all in English, and it should be readable for someone with a middle school level of English proficiency. Not only is reading the text enjoyable, but as you turn the pages, the images change and the text moves, adding to the charm of the book. Scratch is not just for creating games, but also for a variety of expressions. If you want to read an English book or study English, this is especially recommended for you.

I experienced the atmosphere of old America in this game. The protagonist is inside a freight car of a cargo train, and as the train tilts, the cargo starts to slide. The goal is to avoid getting crushed by the shifting cargo. I have never played a game like this before, so it felt fresh and exciting to progress through it. The gameplay involves repetitive actions, but each time the cargo slides differently, making it thrilling to find the right timing to dodge. The Dixieland Jazz-like background music is fantastic.

You can experience driving a train, which might be perfect for young children interested in trains. By moving the lever on the left, the speed can be changed in six levels, represented by the movement of the trees. In addition, there are buttons to operate the windshield wipers, honk the horn, and turn on the headlights. The headlights are represented by changing the brightness of the scenery. I thought this would be a game that boys might particularly enjoy!

If you love LEGO or the Shinkansen, you should definitely give this a try. The LEGO Shinkansen is beautifully recreated! In this game, you can freely control the sounds and lights of the Shinkansen. I believe it can be enjoyed by a wide range of ages, from young children to adults. The controls are simple, and you can start playing right away. I was immersed in the atmosphere of the train station platform and the Shinkansen. I highly recommend everyone to try it out at least once.

This is a recommended game for those who love trains. You can become a train conductor and progress through the game. With the option to choose between Japanese and English, it might be a good idea for those who want to learn English to play the English version. It’s great to learn English while playing a game, right? As the train stops at stations, you can also understand how fast it’s running and at what distance its speed decreases, making it a game that truly captures the appeal of trains!