Train Valley 2

Train Valley 2

· v1.9.4 Free

Train Valley 2 is a train tycoon puzzle game. Take your railroad company from the days of the Industrial Revolution and into the future...

 System Requirements
  • Intel, 64-bit processor
  • macOS 10.12 or later

Description

Train Valley 2 is a train tycoon puzzle game. Take your railroad company from the days of the Industrial Revolution and into the future, meeting the needs of the valley’s cities and industries. Build railroads, upgrade your locomotives, and keep your trains on schedule without delays or accidents. All aboard — the train is leaving the station!

• Enjoy engaging and addictive gameplay, combining puzzle micromanagement with tycoon elements.

• Discover the history of railroads in elegant low-poly graphics!

• Keep your trains running on schedule across 50 levels in Company Mode.

• Upgrade your stock of locomotives and acquire advanced engines, with 18 models to unlock.

• Produce and ship increasingly sophisticated goods in more than 45 types of train cars.

WHAT’S NEW

Version 1.9.4:

• Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

REQUIREMENTS

• Intel, 64-bit processor

• macOS 10.12 or later

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Size

– 468.1MB

Previous Versions

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Editor-checked details

Editor: macv.net Editorial Team · Last reviewed: 2026-08-08
macOSOfficial listing: macOS 10.12+, 1.7 GHz Intel Core i5, 2 GB RAM, GeForce 8600M/ATI Radeon 2400 or better and 1 GB storage; 4 GB RAM recommended.
Apple SiliconNo official native Apple Silicon or Rosetta guarantee was found; the published Mac specification is Intel-era.
Intel MacCompatible
Why we recommend it

Recommended for railway-puzzle players who like small maps, explicit objectives and repeatedly compressing a solution—not for someone expecting an open transport empire. Pause first, mark the entire raw-material → processing → town chain, then draw only the trunk needed for mandatory objectives. Minimize crossings; when unavoidable, assign fixed train priority. First clear without collisions, then optimize budget, then time and stars; do not change track and dispatch rhythm together. Begin editor work with one production chain and two trains, ensuring every objective has a readable solution. Safe order: confirm Intel specification; dual backup; 1.9/SHA-256; Workshop-free first level; stars/save; editor export; restore subscriptions.

Pros

  • It compresses railway tycoon ideas into readable puzzle levels: track cost, production chains, switches, dispatch and time/budget/collision stars constrain one another. Levels naturally grow from two-point delivery into crossings, bridges, complex cargo and multi-train conflicts. Pause and speed controls separate planning from execution, while low-poly visuals keep track, factories and destinations distinct. Beyond Company mode, the editor and Workshop support compact dispatch-puzzle design. English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean have official interfaces/subtitles. Runs are short and rebuilding after failure is inexpensive.

Cons

  • This is not a long-form free railway economy. Company mode centers on fixed maps, objectives and star solutions, so players seeking fares, staff or city economics may find it shallow. Late levels lean toward real-time switch execution; one misclick can restart an otherwise solved layout, and overlapping track/icons are harder on small screens. Three-star completion often repeats a level to shave seconds or track pieces, which can feel mechanical. Workshop quality and compatibility vary. Mac specifications remain Intel-era with no Apple Silicon guarantee. Traditional Chinese is not an official interface; this site translation does not replace localization.

Installation steps

  1. This page covers Train Valley 2 1.9. Official Mac minimums are macOS 10.12, a 1.7 GHz Intel Core i5, 2 GB RAM, GeForce 8600M/ATI Radeon 2400 or better and about 1 GB storage; 4 GB RAM is recommended. There is no official native Apple Silicon or Rosetta guarantee. Back up Company progress, level stars, locomotive unlocks, user-level projects, Workshop subscriptions, bindings and audio, then record 1.9/SHA-256. First disable Workshop and use Company level one to build track, connect factories and towns, switch junctions, dispatch, deliver cargo, avoid a collision and inspect all three-star goals. Save, quit and reload, then create and export one short route in the level editor.

Uninstallation steps

  1. Before uninstalling, pause every train, return to level select and let Cloud synchronization finish. Never force-quit during autosave, editor map baking, Workshop upload or while a train is entering a junction. Rotate two Company backups and separately preserve every user-level project and preview; record level, stars, locomotives, budget, objectives, Workshop IDs and 1.9/SHA-256. Reinstall with Cloud and Workshop initially off and verify first-level track, switches, collision logic and saving in fresh progress. Restore old progress afterward. Open user levels as copies and inspect stations, factories, cargo chain, timers and victory conditions before overwriting or publishing.

Common errors and fixes

  1. A train that will not dispatch usually lacks demand, waits for upstream cargo, faces a tiny track gap/direction issue or remains stopped. Zoom along every segment and inspect factory input/output icons. For repeated collisions, stop trying to watch every train: pause, assign a fixed priority at critical crossings and wait until the locomotive fully clears before switching. If budget fails, remove redundant bends and rebuilding, finish the required cargo chain before chasing time. A missing third star may be time, budget, collision or locomotive-upgrade criteria, not completion alone. In the editor, missing cargo points to building inputs, town demand, spawn frequency or unreachable track. For black screen/stutter, remove Workshop content and reduce resolution. Apple Silicon faults are outside official support.

What changed in this version

  1. The site labels this build 1.9. Its source explicitly says release notes were unavailable, and no official itemized announcement matching that number was found, so new levels, fixes or balance changes are not invented. Verifiable product scope includes 50 Company levels, 18 unlockable locomotives, more than 45 car/cargo types, low-poly progression through railway eras, level editor, Workshop, Cloud and achievements. Acceptance covers displayed 1.9, first-level track building, factory cargo chain, switching/collision logic, three-star criteria, save reload and editor export. No version above the site build is shown.

File verification

Security scanBack up Company progress and user-level projects, record 1.9/SHA-256, then validate track, cargo chain, switches, collision, three-star conditions, save reload and editor export without Workshop content. View report

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