I received a free copy of this game for review purposes. I used a mouse & keyboard combo for gameplay.

• Simple Controls - I love that you can essentially draw out the track rather than dragging individual pieces together, makes it much more interactive. This is great accessibility as I don't want to always have to be clicking too often and dragging too much so to have the flexibility is great.
  
• Accessibility - One thing I was very impressed by is the customisation of the "Trains" in the game. As a Disabled gamer, looking at Primary block colours can be a bit painful after a while, luckily for me I was able to customise the "Trains" to be Pastel colours instead which made the world a difference. Means I can play for hours now with no issues whatsoever!
  
• Many Base Game Levels - There's 8 Chapters (plus 1 bonus chapter), each has 30 levels plus 5 bonus levels, so that's at least 35 levels in each chapter! You get at least 210 levels plus the 40 bonus levels. Safe to say that it's got plenty of game content, worth many hours trying to complete each level and 100% the whole game!
  
• Create Your Own Levels - As well as having the base game which is more than enough content as it is, Teeny Tiny Trains has their own section of "Community Levels". I honestly could not say how many levels I could play but the fact that this section exists is incredible!

• Cheating (Kinda)? - This is perhaps an oversight for the Teeny Tiny Trains devs, so I won't be too harsh. I can use the "Hint" button to reveal the answer to the track, which in itself isn't the issue, as I have admittedly used it when stuck on a level for a while, which is helpful. The bigger issue is that I can use this on every level with no buffer or it whatsoever. If I were incredibly lazy, I could just spam the "Hint" button and not play the whole game. A fix could be to perhaps have a limit, so, e.g. you have to complete a few levels with no help before being able to use hints again? Again, as stated earlier, not a huge issue, but just something to note.

I would absolutely recommend “Teeny Tiny Trains” as it is a really enjoyable puzzle game which has given me many challenges to figure out and has kept me playing this game for many hours. With plenty of customisation for the trains' colours as well as the models, “Teeny Tiny Trains” is definitely a game that I will revisit many more times. The fact that the game has 210 levels to complete, just in the base game as well as all the community-made levels, makes it worth the £5.89 price tag. I look forward to discovering more customisable trains and playing the bonus levels.
The only negative of this game is a very minor thing, which is more of an issue for individual players than the game itself. Basically, don't use too many hints and you'll be fine. I will do my best to 100% this game legitimately.
Good work to Short Circuit Studios for making a really charming puzzle game, which I'm sure will continue to do very well in the future!
Choo Choo!

This game is really good. You lay tracks to guide the right trains to the right stations in the right order. Seems simple but it's deceptively tricky. You'll need to figure out the logic and timing needed in order to do all that, plus keep the trains from crashing, and whatever else the level requires (e.g. hitting switches).

Silver tickets are received just for completing levels, but then you have gold tickets as well. Those don't always require the absolute optimal solution, but it's close enough. Getting those usually takes some extra time to figure out, and can even be frustrating. Thankfully it's not always like that, as this game has a lot of levels. Once you beat all of them in a chapter, you unlock mastery levels, which are even more involved than getting the gold tickets. So there's lots of content, and some extra challenge if you want that.

Couple of relatively minor issues though: There are times when I wish I could freely rotate the camera. It's not a big deal, just would be nice to have. And I think they could have improved the drawing controls a bit. Sometimes laying the tracks can be irritating and not quite do what you're intending to do. They work fine enough most of the time though, I just think there's room for improvement.

Fun puzzle game. Gets really tough, and there's almost too many levels haha. It's good though.