Tram Stop
Drive a city tram full of animal passengers. Use the master lever to power up and brake, stop with the doors right at every platform mark, keep to the timetable and stay under the speed limits. Brake too hard and your standing passengers stumble.
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Controls
DragKeyboard←→↑↓- Drag the lever on the left: up is power, the middle is coast, down is brake; it stays where you leave it (arrow keys work too). The green part of the brake range is comfortable; the red part brakes harder, and above walking pace that makes standing passengers stumble and lowers their happiness.
- The dashboard shows your speed, the distance to the next stop, the clock and the time the tram is due. Stop with the front of the tram on the yellow mark at the platform: inside the yellow strip is a perfect stop.
- The doors open by themselves once you stop near the mark, and the tram leaves again after a few seconds. Round signs and orange strips mark speed limit zones; going faster upsets passengers.
- Overshoot a platform and you miss the stop. Each stop scores points for accuracy and punctuality.
- Finish the line with happiness left; high points and happy passengers give three stars. The first lines show a dashed marker for where to start braking.
About the game
Tram Stop is a gentle driving game about the craft of a good tram driver. Your tram rolls through a sunny city full of animal commuters, and the job sounds simple: get from stop to stop on time and open the doors at the right place. The controls are a single master lever, like on a real tram: push it up for power, leave it in the middle to coast, pull it down to brake.
The skill is all in the braking. A tram is heavy and slows down gradually, so every stop has to be planned from far away, and the passengers inside are standing. The brake range has a comfortable green zone and a red zone: in the red zone the tram stops quicker, but anyone standing lurches and loses a little happiness. Run out of happiness and the passengers give up on your tram. The timetable pushes the other way, rewarding a brisk pace, and speed limit zones along the line ask you to slow down early without slamming the brakes. Each stop is judged on how close the doors are to the platform mark and whether you are on time. Fifteen lines bring more stops, faster stretches, more limit zones and narrower stop marks.
Free to play in your browser. No download, no sign-up. Best on a computer, or a phone held sideways. Your progress is saved on this device.
