Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends

A train simulation game from Sonic Powered's "Japanese Rail Sim" series. This game was localized and released in the west by the title "Japanese Rail Sim 3D: Travel of Steam", but, unique to its original Japanese release, is the inclusion of elements from the TV show " Thomas the Tank Engine", which Oigawa Railway was collaborating with. As expected, by choosing to play on this mode, you can drive as Thomas, the main character of the show. In this entry, the focus is turned around steam locomotives. You can drive the C11 No. 190 steam locomotive, the first one in this series, through a 39.5 km trip from Kanaya Station to Senzu Station on Oigawa Railway's Oigawa Main Line.

Kikansha Thomas: DS de Hajimeru Chiiku Gakushuu is a Nintendo DS game released exclusively in Japan by Rocket Company in 2008.

Kikansha Thomas: DS de Hajimeru Kokugo Sansuu Eigo is an edutainment game where the player can learn Japanese, arithmetic and English.

Use your boat's new technology to launch ultra-springy balls, capable of shattering even the toughest rocks.

Spot Challenge is a game series inspired by 'Find the Differences,' where you compare two images and spot over 330 differences across 35 levels. Play solo or with friends and family—test your attention to detail in this fun challenge!

Spot Challenge is a game series inspired by 'Find the Differences,' where you compare two images and spot over 360 differences across 35 levels. Play solo or with friends and family—test your attention to detail in this fun challenge!

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SokoNature is a Sokoban-inspired game with a unique twist. The character and blocks come in three sizes, each interacting differently. Small characters can't push medium or large blocks, while large characters can push all sizes, with larger blocks moving fewer spaces. The game centers on saving the forest from fires, adding a thematic layer to the puzzle-solving mechanics.

Look what Goofy did to the Clubhouse slide! I don't know how he did it, but it sure looks like fun!