Tokyo: One Last Connection

Tokyo: One Last Connection is a calm puzzle game for Android. Every level is one evening at Tsukimachi, a small fictional station on the edge of Tokyo: choose which train each passenger takes, where they change trains and which platform each train uses, so that everybody gets home before the last trains run. There is no timer – the clock stands still while you plan, and one tap dispatches the trains on the line map.

One hundred levels in ten chapters add a new idea one at a time: full carriages, changing lines, platforms, rain delays and held trains, step-free routes and expresses, a lantern festival, closed track and replacement buses. Every level is checked by a solver, so there is always a way home, and the best plan earns three stars. Along the way Aoi and the retiring station master Hiroshi Nakamura meet the passengers of the last trains.

After the story, Night Shift brings endless generated puzzles in four difficulties and a Daily Challenge that is the same for everyone, and Station Stamps buy decorations for the station. The game is in English and Lithuanian, plays offline and needs no account; it is free, ads are optional or rare and never appear during a puzzle, and the whole campaign can be finished without watching any.