NimbleBit originally conceived its original iOS and Android hit Pocket Planes under the name “Pocket Trains”, but they liked the original concept so much that they brought it back, bringing Pocket Trains to the App Store and Google Play very recently. Pocket Trains hundreds of potential hours of gameplay, with the ability to expand your […Read More]
Welcome to part three of the Pocket Trains beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part two of the guide. If you want to see the statistics of any future train, go to the Craft menu and go to the Parts menu. You will see all of the trains that you have parts for, […Read More]
Welcome to part two of the Pocket Trains beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part 1 of the guide. There are two places where you can go to pick up new routes. Either tap the Map area or tap the Jobs area, as they will both pop up the map, but the map […Read More]
Welcome to the beginner’s guide to Pocket Trains! Pocket Trains is NimbleBit’s the follow up to Pocket Planes (which ironically, originally started development as Pocket Trains). You start off with just one train and a few train stations, but with enough dedication, you can create a train empire that spans across every continent. Read on […Read More]
Welcome to part three of the Pocket Trains tips and tricks guide! Click here to go back to part two of the guide. Getting a new license might be tempting at first, but it’s VERY time consuming and difficult to save up for one unless you have completely filled up your current continent with train […Read More]
Welcome to part 2 of the Pocket Trains tips and tricks guide! Click here to go back to part 1 of the guide. Fuel works as the “energy” of the game – each train that you run has its own fuel quantities, and once you run the train out of fuel, you have to wait […Read More]
Pocket Trains is the latest NimbleBit entry into the pantheon of fun games with old school 8 bit computer graphics. Your goal is to get as many trains as possible, but to do that you need to build train engines and start new railroads. Read on for some tips on how to get more train […Read More]
Pocket Trains is Tiny Tower maker NimbleBit’s new entry into the mobile games field, and like its predecessor Pocket Planes, it’s already become a smash hit. There are two different kinds of currency in Pocket Trains. The main currency is coins, while the premium currency is Bux. Both of them are rather difficult to come […Read More]
Pocket Trains is NimbleBit’s latest, and is the followup to the smash hit Pocket Planes, which came out around a year or two ago on iOS. Pocket Trains lets you control a number of train cars, sending them on deliveries from city to city, and dividing up the train tracks to decide which train owns […Read More]
FIFA 14 is the latest in the long running soccer series by EA Sports. This series has been running on consoles since the 1990s, and the entries that have been out on iOS and Android have been remarkably true to form, at least as far as touch screen mobile games can go. You can create […Read More]
