Train

Train
Speed	Very fast
Characteristics	Only appears on railroads

A railroad without a train and rail lights off.

A railroad with rail lights on.

Trains are a type of obstacle the player will encounter while playing Crossy Road. They only appear on railroads and are known for their incredible swiftness that can kill the player with ease.

Threat

Trains pose a threat to the player in Crossy Road because they move very swiftly. Their speed can catch an unfocused or new player off-guard.

Avoidance

Despite their speed, trains can be easily avoided. Simply by checking the railway lights, a player can tell if a train is coming. When the railway lights turn red, a player can know a train is coming and giving them time to either get off the tracks or not get on the tracks at all.

Variants

Train

The Train appears with most mascots on railroads. Trains look like a normal train. They are many shades of blue with some yellow near the bottom and in front. They are composed of multiple cars and have nine windows per car.

Seoul Subway Line 2 train

The Seoul Subway Line 2 Train was added in the Korean Update. It only appears when playing as Korean mascots on railroads. It is supposed to look like the real Seoul Subway Line 2. But since its original model looked nothing like the Korean subway, the train looks this way. It is confused as a high-speed train. It has a gray body and a big green rectangle that surrounds the windows. On the top of the train, it has two grey emergency exits and in the front, it has 2 lights and a big window. All of this is in each car.

Rio Trolleys

The Rio Trolleys are added in the Rio de Janeiro update. They are yellow-and-orange trolleys similar to the trolleys in the actual Rio de Janeiro city in Brazil.

Herd of Pachycephalosaurs

The herd of Pachycephalosaurs replaces the trains in the Dinosaur update. As their name suggests, they are a herd of dark blue Pachycephalosaurus who stampede on cue of a Pterodactyl perched in a tree cawing.

Jousting Match

In the Medieval Update, the train is replaced by a jousting match that takes place over several rows. This obstacle always appears in a small brown clearing, with a crowd of townspeople gathered in front of it. As soon as the player steps into the clearing, a bell sounds, and the match begins soon after. In each row, a knight on horseback runs across the track, while yelling and holding a lance. The timing of the matches is slightly staggered, so that the player can run through them without dying if timed correctly. If the player is hit, they are thrown into the air before dying and ending the run.

Trivia

• The Train resembles a Siemens train as deployed by Metro Trains in Melbourne, Australia; home of Hipster Whale.

Gallery

One image of a Train running over the player.

Another image of a Train running over the player.

Preview of the High Speed Train, exclusive to the Korean mascots.

High Speed Train running over Jindo.

Kangaroo crashes into a Train.

T. Rex crashes into a herd of Pachycephalosaurs.

Flea crashes into a Train.

A Train hits Flea.

A herd of Pachycephalosaurs hits T. Rex.

T. Rex gets hit by the herd.

A Train hits Drop Bear and Kangaroo.

A grasslands blue train, which could've run over the player if they stepped 1 block forward.

The Falconer character paused before a jousting match in the Medieval update

The Princess character being thrown into the air after being hit by a knight in the jousting match