Cool Pool came about during this time too, but it's TrainTown in partnership with a brand of model locomotives that's truly the odd duck by being an out-and-out puzzle game. Releasing in 1999, the developers at Dynamix were trying to shake up the formula by branching into other styles and genres. trains? For a franchise that's been more about quick bursts of arcade fun, 3D Ultra Lionel TrainTown is a bit of a departure. Other than that, if you want a nice train puzzle game, this is a good recommendation.We've had Pinball, Pool and Minigolf in Sierra's 3D Ultra series. And be sure to have a good amount of cash as these games aren't easy or cheap to find in good condition. If you want to get it, make sure you have DXWnd and put it in window mode, as it can't support larger screens like the one I have.

But, it can even more fun with the advanced mode 'From the options menu' by adding loading zones to pick up and deliver cargo and passengers like Ice to a Town Cannery, Cow Feed to a Cow stockyard, Passengers from one station to another, renaming buildings and objects, and much more! You can place your own tracks, buildings, scenery, and trains to make your own virtual Lionel layouts. Not only you have jobs to complete and test your brain on, you can also make your own jobs, puzzles, and even layouts with the Layout Tinker mode. All the trains are based off Lionel prototypes such as the Union Pacific Diesel Yard Switcher, Santa Fe F3A & F3B units, and even the Phantom Class locomotive. Like it's predecessor, both traintown games are puzzle games ranging from completing all deliveries, spelling out a word, making math equations, finding pairs of matching loads, escaping mazes, and sorting cars by type.

A little old gem from Sierra's 3D Ultra line of games, now, what the game is like.ģD Ultra Lionel Traintown Deluxe was released by Sierra entertainment in 2000 as a sequel to it's original game, Traintown.

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