Tracking Through Canada

Across Canadian terrain, your locomotive needs a connected rail line before it can leave the station. Tracking Through Canada moves the trip across town links, icy ground, wooded areas, river crossings, and high slopes. The map doesn't hand you a finished route. You shape one by placing rail pieces on the grid while blocked scenery and buildings cut off certain cells. Thirteen stages set the trip length. Score comes from the sections your train rolls across, with extra points waiting on scattered rail spots already marked on the map.

How to play?

With the field already divided into cells, slide track pieces into open spaces and line them up into one unbroken route. Next, place fresh rail over an earlier piece whenever you need to fix a bad connection. Before the timer runs out, check that the line joins the opening rail to the final end point. Then send the train forward and collect the remaining-time bonus if construction finished early.