TrainBall

Trainball is similar to pinball. You set up bumpers and other characters on screen and then run the train(s). The difference is that in pinball you cannot control the ball, you can only control how it bounces off of certain items. In TrainBall, you do not control "flippers"; instead you can change the direction of the train itself. The object of the game is to run several trains as long as possible, as fast a possible without letting another train crash into your train and without hitting a death button or a black hole.
A variation on the game is to set up a maze with different characters and try to negotiate the maze in the shortest time. This becomes more difficult if you put black holes or death buttons inside the maze or if you make the maze very narrow or complicated. To score a maze, start a train running at the right side of the screen where it will be out of the way or just ignore the first train. You do this because you need to have at least two trains running to get a score. Now start a second train. When an initial score other than zero shows at the bottom of the screen, start one of the trains into the maze. The player who exits the maze with the lowest score, that is the shortest time and the fewest direction changes, wins.

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