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a2b

http://www.poojyum.com/a2b/
a2b is an abstract train game where you guide trains to their destination without letting them collide with each other. Each game is played on a set of tracks on which trains run at regular intervals. You pick a train and accelerate, brake, or stop as necessary to safely guide it to its destination. Since trains are continously being launched, more than 1 train will want to use the same section of a track, potentially leading to a collision. You must resolve this by making a train wait while you rush another train. As a last resort, you can send a train back to its base.


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released on 6 August 2005

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GPLv2Ted Teah28 February 2006


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"Email poojyum@yahoo.com" poojyum Maintainer

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Bug Tracking,Developer,Help,Support E-mail mailto:poojyum@yahoo.com


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This entry (in part or in whole) was last reviewed on 28 February 2006.



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