Railsort

FAQ

Questions and answers

The questions people ask about Railsort.

The game

What is Railsort?

A train switch puzzle for Android: tap the switches to send each colored train to the station of its color. See Switches and routes.

Do I drive the trains?

No. The trains roll on their own; you only set the switches.

Can trains crash?

No. A train sent to the wrong station or into a dead end costs a life, but trains never collide.

How many levels are there?

30, in four acts, plus the daily challenge, the marathon and zen mode. Level 30 adapts its target to you.

Is there an iPhone version?

No. Railsort is an Android game, for Android 7.0 and later.

Modes

Why is the daily challenge locked?

It opens once level 8 is cleared, with the marathon. See Daily challenge.

When does the daily challenge change?

At midnight, on your phone's clock.

Can I play without the clock?

Yes: Zen mode has no clock and no lives, and Marathon has no clock. See Marathon and zen mode.

Accessibility and languages

Can I play if I am colorblind?

Yes. Colorblind mode adds a shape badge to every train and station. See Colorblind mode.

Which languages?

36, Arabic and Hebrew included. The game follows your phone's language; Language, in Settings, changes it.

Price, ads and privacy

Is Railsort free?

Yes. Every level and mode is free; ads pay for the game.

How do I remove the ads?

With Remove ads, a one-time purchase in Settings. See Ads and the purchase.

Does it work offline?

Yes, every level and mode. See A train game that plays offline.

Do I need an account?

No. Your progress stays on your phone.

The next train is leaving

Thirty levels, a daily challenge, a marathon. Free and offline.

Get it on Google Play