Conduct Together

Conduct Together is a strategy game where you control toy trains along overlapping train tracks. Each train can be started and stopped with a specific button. Other buttons change different points. The aim is to transport people from one station to the next as quickly and safely as possible, without the timer running out. New levels bring challenges and increase in difficulty the more you complete.

CONTENT RATING

PLATFORMS

Nintendo Switch

PC

Android

Mac

iOS

POSITIVE GAMEPLAY

Ambitious

Child-Like

Communication

Cooperation

Designing

Good Challenge

Silly Fun

Social Play

PLAY STYLE

Co-Op Local

With multiple controllers, you can control any train and points. However, you need to agree on how to manage an increasing number of trains. In families, you can assign different trains to each player. The simple controls make it accessible for a wide range of abilities but very young players will soon sabotage any strategy and crash trains (which is funny but not helpful).

You can make it easier via the settings by changing the speed and granting more slow-motion time.

There are a series of similar Conduct games:

Conduct This (2017) was the original game on iOS and Android.
Conduct AR (2017) is an augmented reality version on iOS and Android.
Conduct Deluxe (2017) is a PC and Mac version where players can edit and create their own train tracks.
Conduct Together (2018) is the multiplayer version on Switch.

GAMEPLAY TRAILER

Good to know

Insights to ensure your child's gaming experience remains safe and enjoyable

Start at the right level

Younger players might struggle with fast-paced action sequences, leading to frustration. Consider easy modes if available or take time to practise with them in two-player games where you can support each other.

Game mindfully

Some action sequences can overwhelm children with sensory sensitivity. Talk with your child about recognising when they feel overstimulated and what they can do to support their wellbeing, such as taking a break, updating graphic settings or reducing the game volume.

Use skills offline

Action games often require quick reaction times, quick thinking and good hand-eye coordination. Challenge your child to show off these skills with other activities when they take screen time breaks.

Skill level age

Suggested by Family Gaming Database

7+

Younger players will need some guidance, but because you are all working together this is a good game for them even as they develop the skills of timing and forward planning the game demands.