Conduct THIS! – Train Action

The game is very well made and more importantly, ad free! Of course they are incentives in place that require you to watch ads but you can beat the base game without seeing a ad which is nice. It’s also challenging on a good level where it really takes a few tries to beat some levels. There’s also some cool daily/weekly challenges to keep things fresh and challenging, When I first played the game a couple years ago, there wasn’t many extra levels hidden behind a pay wall, now, more than half the game is behind a pay wall. Don’t get me wrong, I’d say there’s about 4-6 hours of non stop play time in the base game which a lot for mobile game standards. I do wish there was still a way to unlock these areas through the in game currency by alittle bit of grinding levels or something. I’d be way more willing to pay to unlock the other levels if it was a one time payment, and not a monthly subscription. Seems like it’s trying to milk customers who play the game occasionally and forget about the subscription which is not good business.

Dear Northplay, your game is a very fun, challenging railway adventure, with cool real life inspired train prizes along the way. So, there is a problem with the train prizes. It is not the realistic trains that are bad, there is just a problem with the monthly train reward system. The month of may, had an unrealistic post - apocalyptic, unrealistic train. It was cool, but I was going to buy a realistic engine, like the super chief, or the Union Pacific Big Boy. I worked hard for weeks to earn the tickets, and after two hard weeks, I finally achieved the goal, but I wanted to use my tickets to buy the other trains that I listed previously. It automatically gave the the apocalyptic train instead of the one I wanted to buy. I was really upset and disappointed. So, when I get tickets in the game, I would like to choose if I want to cash them into getting the monthly train, or buying one from the train shed shop. Best regards, Brendan.

A LOT of people said that the game was too hard, and I honestly have to agree. However, I feel like it’s the right kind of hard that makes you want to come back for more. Another reason I really like this game? ADS! That sounds really wrong guys, I know, but bear with me. The ads are child friendly (for the most part) and very dispersed, meaning that after you complete a level, there isn’t always an ad (like I know a lot of devs do). Reason #3 : The game doesn’t bombard you with stuff you can purchase after failing a level. Most games say this: “Hey! You failed! Want to buy this bundle of power ups to help? Well, if not this one how bout this one? Please?” Conduct This says: “Oh, I’m sorry you crashed. Maybe you can send the video to all of you friends, they might get a kick out of it.” This is a very good game guys, I recommend.