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Version 1.3 · 2025-07-15
Added new localizations and squashed some bugs along the way.
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The store currently lists version 1.3, updated 2025-07-15.








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Rail Rescue: Puzzle Lines is your brand new train conduction puzzle game in which you will rescue your friends to build your city!
A brain training game that will make you draw colored railroads so your trains can flow towards the station! Full of tunnels, crossroads and other obstacles you must avoid to fill out the tracks, rescuing your lost buddies.
Lay the rails and let the trains flow freely through the colorful lines to rebuild the chaos in your hometown. Be the train conductor you’ve always dreamed of but don’t let the train lines cross or they’ll break! Tackle the puzzles with imagination and avoid crashing the trains against each other. You’ll have to be reactive and ready to innovate to create new paths. Tease your brain and reach your destination with mind-bending problems!…
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Added new localizations and squashed some bugs along the way.
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