Recent reviews by Porhabs

This is, without a doubt, the greatest trucking simulation game ever created. The last time i've felt excited about driving and customizing trucks as such was Hard Truck 2. This game has so much to offer to you, you'll need months even years to do it all. It's amazing, and i'm glad i got it on sale!

I never heard of this route, and for the longest time i put it off, but a sale changed my mind so i figured why not. I'm glad i bought it as it is by far the most interesting route in my collection. The lines history is unique, and is a bit of a head scratcher as to why it closed. But now its recreated in a classic setting depicting how operations on the Woodhead Route was in a transitional period for BR. The Class 76s are very fun to drive, and having to drive steam on the steep routes is very difficult, so it will test you. If youve been holding off on this, dont. Get it is really fun!

Ugly paint, but it was dirt cheap at a sale. Paid 20p for it!

Donner pass is, in one word, MASSIVE. value for money wise this is the route to get. You get several locomotives with the route, and several hundred miles of track to explore. I will admit with mountain railroading it will bet boring, but it is a fun route to drive trains on, it challenges you. Buy it on sale, its worth having.

Dated but fun to drive. Tons of route to drive, but it is more for a specific era, but it is possile to "Modernise" by looking for it in the workshop. If you get it in a sale its very cheap.

Dated but fun to drive. I only got it as it was dirt cheap at a sale.

The A4s are an icon of the railways, and to have them in RSC is a welcome addition. These steam engines perform flawlessly, and with 6 to choose from (just like in real life) you have tons of options. I would suggest getting it in addition to an East Coast route for a more authentic experience. I will admit its failing is the whistle, it's too quiet, but its worth the buy. In my case this is the most used locomotive in my collection.

The GEML is a very exciting rail line to run on. There are so many branch lines to explore and tons of main line running at high speed. I wish they could extend it to Norwich like the original route. I would pay a little more for that. Overall its a great route, and tons of scenarios are avalable for it. The Class 90's are full of detail, and the Advanced controls are just that, advanced, and they actually require sequences to activate, just like the real thing. That along is worth getting. Get the route on sale, you wont be disappointed.

The Settle and Carlisle is a classic that should be added to anyones inventory. For an old route it still holds well, and is not buggy unlike newer routes. There are plenty of scenarios in the workshop you can download that are very focused on specials, whcih is what this line is famous for. It a fun route, and full of detail, recommended for everyone.

The NEC is nothing like how Microsoft Train Simulator created theirs. Here in RSC this route is very half-ass and very much half finished. The AEM-7's interior are junk, almost as bad a early free dlc MSTS interiors. The coupling issue is paramount and very noticable. when you pull away from a station the couplers dont stay together, they separate leaving a very wide gap when you move along. Scenery is ok, even if entire station seems to be missing. Overall this route is badly made, and they have the nerve to charge full dollar for it. Dont buy it, and thats when its on sale.