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If you’re just joining us and are learning about Train Sim World 5 for the first time... welcome! There’s a lot to catch up on!
Our FAQs also have information for new and existing players on how to download Train Sim World 5
All players can today begin downloading their Compatible content for use in Train Sim World 5. You can learn more about how to access Compatible content in our FAQs.
Train Sim World 5: Free Starter Pack launches today on all platforms for both new players who want to try out Train Sim World for the first time and for players of previous TSW titles, who want to bring their existing collection over to the latest version of the game.
Train Sim World 5: Free Starter Pack is available to download until 17th October 2024. Once downloaded, it's yours to keep forever!
If you're looking to dive into Train Sim World 5 via one of the three Regional Editions, you can now do so.
If you did opt for Standard Edition and would like to get into the cab of either the FlixTrain BR 193 Vectron, or Avanti West Coast Class 390 Pendolino, you can do so with separate loco Add-ons that are now available on all platforms.
The ICE-T and Avanti West Coast Pendolino are the two standout additions to the Train Sim World fleet, with Training Center tutorials available for the first time you enter the cab! Though many of the buttons, systems and the cab layout may be similar to other trains in the series, getting to grips with the speed and braking is a must for all players and where better to do this than our dedicated Training Center.
You’ll need to learn the tilting functions of both trains to achieve higher permitted speeds. This is manually operated using the GNT safety system in the ICE-T and on West Coast Main Line, there is a Scenario which requires the Pendolino’s TASS function to be disabled.
Conductor Mode is a brand-new feature in each of the Train Sim World 5 core routes, and features as part of service mode, rather than in specific set Scenarios.
Route Hopping is a new feature allowing you to hop between routes from your collection that share a common location without going back to the main menu.
Special Edition players can also do this at Fulda and continue their journey to Kassel or Würzburg or at Queens Park / Harrow & Wealdstone on West Coast Main Line and run the rest of the Bakerloo Line.
The new Fast Travel feature is perfect for those that quickly want to see what’s going on elsewhere with the route they are playing. This might be useful for when you’ve ended a service and want to start from the other end of the route again, or perhaps run a different kind of service from elsewhere, without returning to the main menu.
Using Fast Travel also introduces you to the new-look Live Map! This now shows a handy legend, signal aspect direction and useful live information on trains travelling round the route. Exploring, pathing and observing the rails around you is now much easier and more interesting, with more detail than ever before.
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Federico Di Liberto
From 17th September (1800 BST) to 24th September, we’ll be looking for the best Photo submissions across Social Media and our Forums. That means you’ve got 5 whole days to hone your skills!
If you really want to stretch your creative legs, Livery Designer, Scenario Planner and Formation Designer are all available for you to chop and change your trains and run them in a variety of ways, colours and formations – your way!
New Decals are also available use in Livery Designer, so get designing and show them off on your favourite locomotives.
Deluxe / Special Edition contains the striking, green FlixTrain BR 193 Vectron for hauling passenger services across Frankfurt – Fulda. But the DB BR 193 Vectron is also included for freight services, meaning both red and green variants, with slightly different cab layouts, can be run along the same route.
Free Roam was the most significant new feature in Train Sim World 4 and still offers a fresh, flexible way to play in Train Sim World 5!
If you’re after a slower pace of play, take to the routes on foot and explore the environment at leisure! Find those collectibles, jump on a train or railfan at your favourite spot and watch the timetable unfold.
If you have Special Edition, with additional back catalogue routes from the collection, you’ll see extra trains moving around and will be able to play additional services too. Players with existing back catalogue routes will be able to download their collection on Steam, with other platforms releasing this content on full launch (17th September).
Mastery Challenges require you to perform certain tasks on a route, like completing certain Scenarios or travelling a certain number of miles in a specific locomotive. Tier 1 Challenges unlock Decals for use in Livery Designer. Tier 2 Challenges unlock toggleable Scenery Tiles.
If you’re keen to hear about what’s next for Train Sim World 5, head over to Part One
16th - 23rd September 2024
This sale has the Train Sim World 4 Compatible versions of selected Add-ons on sale. Purchasing these means you can play them in Train Sim World 4 straight away, but Train Sim World 5 players will also be entitled to the Train Sim World 5 Compatible versions.
Each of Train Sim World 5's core routes has timetables and features that can be added to with other Add-ons available from the Train Sim World back catalogue.
Want to add new routes to your collection? If you're a fan of British trains and the UK's popular towns and cities, there's plenty to go at.
If you want to go continental, there's loads of German and European route Add-ons to peruse, including:
And if you're looking for more American railroading experiences, there's a variety of USA routes offering different kinds of services to those seen in San Bernardino Line.
A reminder that if you're looking to upgrade all your existing content from an earlier Train Sim World game, the Train Sim World 5: Free Starter Pack is available from 17th September to 17th October to download and keep forever!
On Tuesday 17th September, we’ll be updating this article to cover the full launch of Train Sim World 5.
As a vital commuter, regional and international hub, the massive Frankfurt (Main) Hbf is easily one of the most important stations in Germany. From here, traffic travels in all directions across the country, coming in many forms: Regional, Commuter and Inter-city Express trains.
Bringing Frankfurt to Train Sim World has been a labour of love for much of the development team, particularly those based in Germany and Europe. Populating the scenery around the impressive station and recreating the endless network of tracks has been a careful process for those track laying and building up the environment.
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Tom Fresco
Screenshot by Beta Tester Federico Di Liberto
As well as Frankfurt - Fulda, you will also see aircraft above the skies of San Bernardino Line’s
A total of 5 different locomotives and units, including the ICE-T, feature in Frankfurt – Fulda, with the FlixTrain BR 193 Vectron being an additional locomotive as part of Train Sim World 5: Deluxe & Special Editions.
New to Train Sim World’s ICE fleet is the DB BR 411 ICE-T, complete with its impressive GNT tilting technology!
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Federico Di Liberto
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Gavin Smith
Players of Train Sim World 5: Deluxe & Special Editions will also be able to take control of the FlixTrain Vectron and Talbot Coaches!
Collectively, over 2000 Vectrons have been ordered for use by more than 50 different companies across Europe. This makes the family a well-known and familiar sight for all railfans, even if design specifications differ, everyone knows the Vectron!
FlixTrain, a brand-new partner not just in Train Sim World but for Dovetail Games as a whole, was founded in 2018 as a private long-distance passenger rail provider in Germany and is part of the travel tech company Flix, known for its global FlixBus brand. FlixTrain operates a fleet of 140 vibrant green, fully refurbished Talbot coaches which are leased from an external asset company. Being as versatile as they are, the Vectrons make for a good fitting with FlixTrain operations and are used across their whole network.
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Federico Di Liberto
Frankfurt – Fulda also features the DB Vectron in the classic red livery seen across the German network. Like the Railpool variant, this one hauls freight trains across the route and can be substituted into freight services on other route in your collection where the Railpool Vectron appears.
Also new to Train Sim World is the DB BR 114. This classic electric locomotive sits within a family that’s already been represented in previous Train Sim World routes with the BR 143 and BR 112, therefore completing the set!
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Federico Di Liberto
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Federico Di Liberto
Screenshot taken by Beta Tester Gavin Smith
The introduction of a more detailed legend, highlighting signal aspects and direction, stations, speed limits, objectives and more will make the route much more navigable for players unfamiliar with the real-world routes and make plotting paths a much simpler process.
You won’t be able to teleport just anywhere along the map, there are specific locations markers which come up for major yards, sidings and stations and in other preset locations, and can be found in the Live Map. This feature will function work across compatible content where existing spawn points are already included, so get ready to jump into Train Sim World 5, and get to the action as you find it.
If you missed the reveal in our Roadmap Article, we’ve also been able to improve the rendering draw distance system for shadows on the tracks, so you will no longer see a harsh cut of shading following ahead of the train as you drive.
We covered Route Hopping in more detail in our San Bernardino Line article
Train Sim World 5: Standard Edition = £39.99/€44.99/$49.99
Train Sim World 5: Deluxe Edition = £59.99/€74.99/$74.99
Train Sim World 5: Special Edition = £104.99/€119.99/$119.99
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Bustling city to barren desert. That’s how it goes down in California as trains embark on journeys out of LA Union Station. In San Bernardino Line, Metrolink trains power through the LA suburbs and out along the east-west route to San Bernardino via 57 miles of track and 15 stations (16 total).
Newly liveried in Metrolink colors is the sleek MPI MP36 diesel locomotive, often dubbed the ‘Baby Bullet’. These powerful machines haul travelers, commuters and shoppers out of LA using a sustainable biofuel that’s 100% renewable and made from recycled natural oils!
Though this type of locomotive has been seen in Train Sim World before as a loco Add-on for the Peninsula Corridor route, for San Bernardino Line it has been largely rebuilt by our vehicle artists and reflects the changes both inside and outside that differentiate the Caltrain and Metrolink variants.
Joining the action is the F125 ‘Spirit’ locomotive, seen in the previously released Antelope Valley Line route. Unique to Metrolink, the F125 is a relatively recent addition to the USA’s wide variety of diesels, being built between 2015 and 2021. Like the MP36, its streamlined nose reflects the need to whisk passengers between stations on the line at speeds of up to 79 mph, rather than the sharp angles seen on most freight-hauling diesel locomotives.
Accommodating Metrolink’s passengers are two styles of Commuter cars. This is also where you might be spending a lot of time in Train Sim World 5’s new Conductor Mode feature, allowing you to take on the role of Conductor in service mode for the first time.
The Cajon Pass route Add-on brings freight to the scene with bright orange BNSF locomotives making use of an additional 85 miles of track between San Bernardino and Barstow as well as additional service layers on the San Bernardino Line.
The types of services available to operate in service mode include:
The Weekday Timetable will focus on the running of regular passenger services. Many of these services will run the full length of the line, though certain services have been ‘split’ into two separate services in-game, to allow for short gameplay sessions. Services will end part-way along the line, whereby players can continue to operate the remainder of the service or allow the AI to takeover.
The Weekend Timetable utilises service layers from Cajon Pass to shift the focus to freight, with less passenger services than the Weekday Timetable. Of the passenger trains that do run, some are the race day services to Auto Club Speedway.
Freight and switching services are playable for those that own the Cajon Pass route Add-on, which is available separately or as part of Train Sim World 5 Deluxe & Special Editions.
A total of 5 Scenarios are available in San Bernardino Line. These are:
At San Bernardino, players with Train Sim World 5: Deluxe / Special Edition or Cajon Pass will be able to use a brand-new feature: Route Hopping!
As part of the Core updates and features in Train Sim World 5, we have also enabled this function across as many back catalogue routes as we can, including Antelope Valley Line. This means that players with all three Californian routes across Los Angeles and San Bernardino County can operate services from Lancaster, through to Los Angeles and out to San Bernardino by using the portal at LA Union Station and then continue onwards using freight services from San Bernardino to Barstow... a total of over 200 miles without returning to the main menu screen!
Other USA Route Hopping locations available for players with previous Train Sim World routes are also available, including:
Train Sim World has gone from East to West! Following on from the inclusion of a stretch of the East Coast Main Line in Train Sim World 4, this time we’ve moved over to the equally impressive, historic and intensive West Coast Main Line between London Euston and Milton Keynes.
It’s existence is formed from a number of different railway lines that were built and then merged during the mid-19th century. 100 years later between the 1950s and 1970s, the route was modernised and electrified to accommodate more advanced rolling stock, including some of the first tilting trains to operate in the UK. This technology eventually saw the introduction of Pendolino trains in 2002.
At its southern end, London Euston adds yet another London terminus to Train Sim World. This important station has itself seen major changes throughout its history and like other stations in the capital sees the main line railway mix with the flow of Underground and Overground passengers. It plays host to over 30 million passengers a year.
A fleet of trains both new to Train Sim World 5 and those seen in previous Train Sim World routes are included in the West Coast Main Line route, with Deluxe Edition players also being able to operate the sleek and modern Avanti West Coast Pendolino.
New to Train Sim World is the Class 350 EMU, adding yet another member of the larger Desiro family of trains to the game. First introduced in 2005, these trains operate various services from Euston either beyond the map to locations such as Northampton and Birmingham or to stations within the confines of the route such as Tring or Milton Keynes Central.
Though not enabled for third-rail use, these units can be adapted to work via this method. On all WCML services they are operated with overhead AC electric power.
The Class 350 will also make use of the Digital Display Enhancements. Interactive screens have become increasingly common on newer trains being introduced into Train Sim World making their ease of use vital to the gameplay experience. Players will be able to zoom into the display by clicking on it, located awkwardly in the top-right of the cab, and interact with the options such as lighting and view important information like Braking and Driving Force.
Running regional, high-speed services throughout the WCML is the much-requested, sleek, tilting marvel that is the Class 390 Pendolino. Born from the innovative tilting technology of ground-breaking test trains, these modern units have long been seen powering their way out of London and down to Britain’s key towns and cities in the Midlands, North and all the way to Scotland.
Avanti West Coast, a new operator in Train Sim World, are the current custodians of these iconic trains, which are available for players of Deluxe and Special Editions of Train Sim World 5. Additional services will bulk out the platforms of London Euston amongst the Class 350s and give players a totally different experience passing through many of the intermediate stations at high speed.
The Class 390 also comes equipped with Tilt Authorisation and Speed Supervision (or TASS) which is a system unique to the West Coast Main Line. This system monitors the speed of tilting trains and allows them to travel slightly faster than non-tilting trains on certain sections of track.
Also included in the West Coast Main Line route are Class 377/2 units operated by Southern. Unlike their contemporaries found on the previous London Commuter route Add-on, these utilise overhead AC electric for power and can be switched to third-rail for use on other areas of the national network.
For a change of traction to something bigger and noisier, the ubiquitous Class 66 is included and operates a series of freight services. Though this locomotive has not changed much beyond improvements made from previous Train Sim World Add-ons, it does come in a new variation of livery: DB Cargo adding a red flavour to the trains pallette on what it otherwise dominated by green shades of EMU!
An important aspect of the West Coast Main Line is its parallel running with a 7-mile stretch of the above-ground London Underground Bakerloo Line including stations at Queens Park and Harrow & Wealdstone.
With so many trains operating many different styles of services and stopping patterns, a robust timetable has been created reflecting the amount of traffic that this busy stretch of the West Coast Main Line receives. As we mentioned in our Roadmap article, this has been one of the more complex areas of development, with so many trains interacting with one another from a signalling and pathing point of view.
Train Sim World 5 players that own the recently Remastered Cathcart Circle Line and the Class 380 EMU Add-ons (which contains its new timetable) will see layered in Class 350 EMUs at Glasgow Central to represent a time that these trains were leased for use there.
From the Main Menu, players will be allowed to select ‘Guard’ as a playable mode, whereby the train is driven by the AI and the tasks required relate to those representative of a member of train crew across selected trains on the route.
There will be a total of 8 Scenarios available to play on West Coast Main Line. 5 of these involve the Class 350, with 3 available for players with the Avanti West Coast Class 390 Pendolino Add-on included in both Deluxe and Special Editions of Train Sim World 5.
Read our Full Train Sim World 5 Roadmap - Part 2 Roadmap Article on our website!
This mode will be included in all the three new core routes coming with Train Sim World 5; the Class 350 on West Coast Main Line, the Rotem cars and Bombardier bi-level coaches on San Bernardino Line and the DB BR 114 + Dostos for Frankfurt-Fulda. Once the Great Western Express remaster releases in the near future, it will also include the mode for the HST/Mk3's and the Class 166.
New Legend markers and a Legend chart will help identify everything happening around you, and across the route you are playing. From physical locations such as platforms, stations, cities, towns, to locations of tutorials and spawn points, which can be accessed via Fast Travel. New tool tips will also give you specific information based on what you are selecting, such as a Signal to give you information on Route Speed and current status, or an AI service that details the current speed and service ID.
For example, London Commuter and East Coastway both share a station at Brighton, so you’d be able to start a service on one of these routes, and once you’ve reached Brighton, quickly switch over and continue across the new route, whilst maintaining the same time of day, month of year and current weather conditions.
You won’t be able to teleport just anywhere along the map, there are specific locations markers which come up for major yards, sidings and stations and in other preset locations, and can be found in the Live Map. This feature will function work across compatible content where existing spawn points are already included, so get ready to jump into Train Sim World 5, and get to the action as you find it.
If you’ve ever hit pause too early whilst getting ready to capture the perfect screenshot, we’ve added an option just for you – With the updated Photo Mode, you’ll be able to advance the train forward for a few frames on the track to help you perfectly line up the screenshot, just how you planned.
Whilst we’re speaking of aligning the best shot, the photo mode camera is now also unlocked from its set orbit around the train, so you can enter and explore with a no-clip style approach around the trains, and even into the interiors, to push your screenshot capabilities to the limit.
We know this has been a key request from the community to improve, and our teams have managed to add this without impacting your performance across our routes. This will be a feature for all Train Sim World 5 content as standard, and we’ve also implemented it across a range of Train Sim World compatible routes, which includes:
You will be able to zoom a digital screen to fit your entire window without any motion shaking, and you will be able to navigate this much more easily with dpad controls to move around the screen, without the need for a joystick or finer inputs.
Within the menues, you will find a new Train Operations section which will support brand-new tutorial guides you can find to help learn, directly available from the main menu or the pause menu mid-session for easy, instant access.
Additionally, we’ve also added the BR 146.2 & Dostos to the Training Center for help all players when learning German locomotives, and everyone who joins us with the Free Starter Pack will be able to enjoy these too!
The locomotive, featured in its special edition livery was often used on numerous railtours and hauled the Royal Train, from its base at Old Oak Common shed. Utilising the latest in modelling techniques in TSW5, the locomotive features custom 3D nameplates and 3D number plates plus a highly detailed model. The team have even gone so far to recreate the variations in each cab end, after the real locomotive was rebuilt after accident damage!
We’re grateful to welcome Athena Simulations to Train Sim World, and we can’t wait to announce more details of their first release coming soon!”
This will also come with improvements to the Fife Circle line route, with new gameplay and a new Fife Circle timetable to take full advantage of the upcoming Leven branch expansion.
Over the past two years, some of this core team, amongst a host of new members, consisting of train drivers, guards, engineers and various others, have in our spare time learnt and trained to become game developers using the Unreal Engine editor.
Read our Full Train Sim World 5 Roadmap - Part 1 Roadmap Article on our website!
Let’s dive right in with maybe the most requested UK route to date – the West Coast Main Line! Get ready to be swept off your feet with commuter mayhem, operating semi-fast and commuter services between Euston and Milton Keynes all from the detailed cab of the Northwestern Class 350. 
Q: What makes the West Coast Main Line so requested?
Q: What does a run look like from end to end?
Q: Most challenging part of developing the route?
Q: Points of interest on the route for players to look out for?
Q: Any unique features that the route offers?
Q: What is your favourite part of the route?
But of course, it’s not the West Coast Main Line without…
…the iconic Class 390 Pendolino, in the Avanti West Coast livery! We’re checking in with insights from Tom Walters, our Lead Artist on Train Sim World who helped us re-create this heavily requested locomotive.
The Class 390 will bring high speed operation to the WCML in Avanti's freshly refurbished train sets, available in both 9 and 11 car variants., as it races along the WCML at up to 125mph and providing a thrilling counterpart to compliment the stop-start commuter services offered by the Class 350.
And for a quick mention with Adam, our Senior Audio Designer:
Q: What makes the Pendolino so special to the West Coast Main Line?
Q: What unique features stand out for the Pendolino in Train Sim World?
Tune in to our West Coast Main Line and Avanti Pendolino preview livestream on our TSW channels, August 29th, 2024, where you can see them in action ahead of the launch!
Let’s head over to the US and connect some of our most-played American routes with the San Bernardino Line!
Q: What excites you most about San Bernardino?
If you’re looking for something unique, a large section of the route has highways running parallel to the track, which can make for some very interesting screenshots in Photo Mode! Oh, and crossings. Lots and lots of crossings!
I’m personally very fond of the Rialto area. It has a rural feel to it, and in that brings its own charms. The station has a wonderful old wooden building, with some ornate features like lamps and signage.
Q: Do you have any areas on the route for players to look out for?
Q: How have our teams gathered audio for the sounds of the MP36PH?
Q: Most challenging part of developing San Bernardino?
Additionally, for those who pick up Train Sim World 5 Deluxe edition, you’ll also be given the Cajon Pass route add-on, a Californian route featuring BNSF operated stock, including the ES44C4 and SD40-2 locomotives, and this will perfectly link to the San Bernardino line via the new Route Hopping feature available at San Bernardino station, or hope over to the Antelope Valley Line via Los Angeles station.
Watch a first peek of San Bernardino and Train Sim World 5 features on our livestream preview event, September 5th, 2024, on our TSW YouTube channel, ahead of our early access!
Finally, let’s twist right into our newest German route with the Kinzigtalbahn, which packs a whopping 103km of track between Frankfurt and Fulda Hbf!
Q: Why should players be excited? 
Q: What does a run look like from end to end?
Q: Any challenges when developing Frankfurt-Fulda? 
Q: What should players on the route look out for as they drive? 
Q: Any unique features that the route offers? 
Q: What is your favourite part of the route? 
Q: Why should players be excited and what makes the FlixTrain so special? 
Q: How will this differ to other Vectrons?
The first thing one might notice, especially the panto police among you, the FlixTrain Vectron only has 2 pantographs rather than 4 like DB and Railpool. This represents one key configurable difference, not all Vectrons support the same electrification variety, and FlixTrain being exclusively for German operation, does not need setup for other countries, whereas DB Cargo and Railpool routinely make their way across borders on trans-Europe freight. 
The way the light catches each loco also reveals a slight distinction in construction methods. Both DB and Railpool Vectrons share a subtly ribbed bodyside, with the metal skin slightly bowing between the internal structure. But this is not present on the FlixTrain Vectron, as you can see with the same perspective, the body is smooth throughout. You only notice if you’re looking for it, but these are the details that makes all the difference. 
What is the Train Sim World 5 Free Starter Pack? 
We hope you enjoyed the ‘Take A Ticket’ reveal show we featured on the recent Dovetail Direct, which announced six brand new routes (and two brand new countries!) coming to Train Sim World in the near future. We wanted to provide some additional detail and work-in-progress screenshots to further explain what you can expect from these announcements, and get you excited for the future beyond Train Sim World 5’s launch!
Pfälzische Ludwigsbahn: Mannheim - Kaiserslautern
West Coast Main Line: Preston - Carlisle from Just Trains
Cardiff City Network
Spoorlijn Zwolle – Groningen 
And... Airbus licensed planes!
View all details in our Roadmap article on our website
If you missed our Dovetail Direct livestream, we’re excited to announce the upcoming release of Train Sim World 5! Releasing on September 17th 2024 with a range of high value bundles, and including a Free Starter Pack that will allow both new players and existing players to get into Train Sim World 5 with Training Centre for free on launch and brining their TSW compatible collection along with them.
If you missed the event, quite a few things were covered in a condensed hour-long keynote. These included:
The new route and locomotive content includes:
Deluxe / Special Edition players will also be able to operate:
We’ll be going into more detail on each of the routes and locomotives, including detail on the timetables, layering and more in articles, Dev Diaries and social media content published between now and release, so stay tuned!
New Features
As well as the new routes and locomotives, players of Train Sim World 5 will be able to take advantage of new and improved features, with some significantly developing the way in which sessions can be played across new and existing Train Sim World content.
Train Sim World 5: Deluxe Edition = £59.99/€74.99/$74.99
Train Sim World 5: Special Edition = £104.99/€119.99/$119.99
Train Sim World 5 also brings a host of new and improved features into the core game, which will be available FOR FREE to players in the form of a new Free Starter Pack, available from launch day through different ways to players of each platform.
Train Sim World 5: Standard Edition which includes all the new features and the 3 new core routes, will also be available for free to Xbox Game Pass players from launch day.
As part of the big Train Sim World 5 announcement, we also decided to reveal the names of 6 route Add-ons currently being worked on for release over the coming months. Whether you’re keen for a new country, the next Just Trains route, or even another Remastered route Add-on, we have you covered.
You’ll be able to immerse yourself in the cab of the M3A and M7A trains and accelerate above the streets of Park Avenue and through the Woodlawn suburbs, as well as navigate stations on-foot and feel the detail of this 24-mile line.
As first hinted at earlier in the year, Talewind have been working on bringing an engaging Train Sim World experience into the Roblox universe: Train Sim World Tycoon.
The world we’re building is full of charm and character, so there’s always something to see out of your train window, and always something to aim for on the horizon.
We, along with developer ViewApp also gave an update on City Transport Simulator: Tram, which released for Early Access on Steam and Epic
Deluxe / Special Edition players can pre-order now to get 5-day Early Access and will receive the Avanti West Coast Class 390 Pendolino, FlixTrain Vectron and Cajon Pass to enable Route Hopping from San Bernardino.
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