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Station Jam Escape: All Aboard is a free traffic escape game set in a busy railway station. Sort the passengers by color, assign each group to the matching wagon, and untangle the gridlock one departure at a time before a wagon you still need rolls away.
The station is packed and every wagon has a color. Station Jam Escape: All Aboard is a free traffic escape puzzle set on a crowded railway platform, where passengers queue up by color and the only way to clear the gridlock is to send each wagon out at the right moment. Each departure changes what is still reachable behind it, so the platform turns into a small traffic puzzle rather than a tapping exercise. If you already like traffic escape games, the rail setting is the twist; if you are new to them, the first platform is easy to read. Looking at the queue before choosing which wagon leaves next is the whole game.
Two ideas sit inside this game: color sorting and escaping a jam. Passengers wait on the platform in colored groups, matching wagons pull in beside them, and you decide which group boards and which wagon departs. Sorting is the first half; the escape is the second, because wagons and queues pile up until nothing can move unless you pick the right order. The station setting is what separates it from the bus and car versions of the same crowded-corner puzzle - here the traffic runs on rails, and it is the passengers sorting themselves onto the right carriage that makes the game.
The goal is to empty the platform: match every waiting group of passengers to a wagon of the same color and keep the departures flowing until everyone is aboard. You assign a wagon to the group it fits, then let it depart - a wagon that does not match what is waiting holds up the lane behind it. This traffic escape game runs level by level, and each stage ends once the station is clear. Watch the platform the whole time, because a wagon you miss is gone, and the game warns you when one is about to leave without its passengers. If the board gets tight, a hint shows the next useful move, and you can restart a level and try a different order.
PC: played with the mouse - point at a passenger group or a wagon, click to select it, then click where it should go.
Mobile: the same actions come from tapping the canvas, so nothing changes between the two.
Newcomers can start without reading anything first - the match-by-color idea is visible as soon as the first wagon pulls in. Casual players get a calm traffic escape puzzle for a coffee break, with levels you can restart the moment an order goes wrong. Puzzle fans who already enjoy color sorting and jam escape games will find the later stages a real traffic puzzle, where one careless departure costs the whole run.
If traffic escape games are your thing, KickerGames has more of the same corner-clearing idea in different skins. Try bus jam escape game for the road version of this puzzle, or parking jam puzzle if you would rather draw your way out of a blocked lot. For the sorting half of the game, sort jam puzzles and screw jam puzzle keep the same match-by-color logic, while card sorting puzzles and ball sort puzzle push it in a quieter direction. Pro tip: on any level here, read the queue before you read the wagons - the queue tells you which color has run out of time.
Yes. You will not be asked to pay for anything - it is one of the free titles on KickerGames.
Both. Treat the matching as the job and the jam as the timer: who travels is decided by color, and in what order they travel is decided by the queue.
Start with whichever wagon is boxed in the tightest, because freeing that one usually opens the next two moves - and hold back the final car of a color until you can see what it is blocking.
Yes. Phones, tablets and desktop all open the same page, and the platform view is sized for a touch screen.
