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Your Train 2

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About Your Train 2

Your Train 2 is a train-dispatching brain game in which you choose when trains depart and how many cars they have, then transport waiting customers to the right edge of the screen. It includes more than 50 railway lines across Japan and Taiwan, and can be played without having tried Tokyo Densha or Your Train.

Dispatch trains

You can run local, limited express and bullet trains. The controls are simple: choose the number of cars and dispatch each train at the right time. New rules appear as you progress, with instructions provided in the game. A game takes less than three minutes, and you can choose Difficult, Normal or Easy.

Earn operating profit

Your goal is to earn operating profit from fares paid by customers waiting at stations. Each customer has a fixed fare, reduced by the time spent waiting for a train to arrive and the time taken to reach the right edge of the screen. Limited express and bullet train passengers can also pay an express fee. Departing a train costs a fee based on the number of cars: 30 for two cars, 35 for three and 40 for four. Operating profit is the difference between fare revenue and departure costs.

Unlike the previous game, fares are received when customers reach the right edge of the screen, rather than when they board. Departure costs are now the same for all trains, including limited express and bullet trains; some button effects have also changed.

Railway lines

The routes include lines operated by JR Hokkaido, JR East, JR Tokai, JR West, JR Shikoku and JR Kyushu, as well as Tobu, Seibu, Keikyu, Keio, Kintetsu, Meitetsu, Odakyu, Nankai, Keisei, Taiwan Railway, Taiwan High Speed Rail, Hokuso Railway and Izukyu. Some commuter routes from the previous game have been remade for this one.

Button layout

An Information Center setting lets you choose one of three button layouts: right-handed, left-handed or a layout for holding a game console.

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