Thomas the Tank Engine brings the cheerful little blue locomotive to the computer in a game aimed primarily at younger players. The experience revolves around controlling Thomas and completing simple railway-oriented activities, with familiar characters and locations providing the setting. It is not a hardcore simulation of railway management, thankfully, because explaining signaling systems to a child before breakfast would be a particularly cruel form of entertainment. Instead, the game focuses on straightforward controls, accessible challenges and recognizable elements from the television series. The presentation has plenty of period charm, although modern players may find the technology rather quaint. Thomas the Tank Engine is best appreciated as a nostalgic licensed game rather than a technical showcase. It captures the friendly spirit of its source material and offers a gentle introduction to computer gaming, provided nobody expects Thomas to start running a freight empire.
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