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• gamedeal user

  Oct 31, 2014

  I love this game. It has some issues I would agree (not a real speed "feel", gameplay gets laggy on most maps no matter your hardware, ability to eat way to many hours), but it more than makes up for those issues and more with the surveryor alone (the surveryor is what they call the building overlay. You can play for six months with the content that comes with the game, and their are huge amounts of addon routes and cars and engines available on the download station through auran.com. The longer you play with it the more you realize you could do with it. As an example I live in northern Mi (USA), and I have built myself most of the tracks in the state (excluding the upper peninsula). Then you find the download station and realize there are most routes and sessions than you could ever drive, ranging from beginner to simply evil in difficulty, and taking anywhere from a few minutes to a full day in drivetime. I am happy to have this game on steam where it kept up to date, common links all in one spot(again updated for me), and is mine for the forseeable future no matter which computer I manage to kill. Oh and once you get a handle on how the portals work give me a shout. Drive right from your coal mine through a tunnel and come out where ever you want (other maps, turned around, different location on same map, community maps). Anyway I highly recommend this title even over the dovetail games title just released. From what I've read 2015 is a pretty much reskinned copy of this game anyway.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 15, 2018

  Dont buy any Trainz routes or addons from Steam, it does not register at Trainz website with these keys and you need dependencies that wont download if not purchased at Trainz website, have learn this the hard way. The product key steam gives you is invalid at Trainz website so at the end you go back to Trainz website and buy it all over again just to be legit to download dependencies, why Steam and Trainz cant co operate I dont know, a known bug like always just to make more money.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 8, 2013

  I have spent many hours happily playing this game, but I can't really recommend it as a "game" because of a couple things: 1) Framerate, audio, entire application responsiveness takes a massive hit without severely limiting texture qualities and draw distance, making for a high cost to actually take advantage of the game's optimized graphics options. Two upgraded computers later, I still have to cripple the draw distance and texture quality in order to play without the game regularly freezing up for a few seconds every time a bunch of new content needs to be drawn, such as when you pan the camera around. 2) Included sessions (for which there are steam achievements) are often glitchy or tempermental in their willingness to aknowledge your progress. A signal which should change automatically doesn't, resulting in you being unable to complete a session after investing an hour or more into it. Or a session will suggest you are driving a long train, however you are only driving a locomotive with no actual stock attached. Usually I like retail "games" to have more polish than this, and feel that this superb simulator is, unfortunately, not so superb a "game". Further dissuading me from pushing this game on my friends is the fact that the developer, n3v/auran, has now embarked on a kickstarter campaign to fund creation of the next revision of the Trainz series, "Trainz: A New Era." I don't expect the glitches or engine to get any extra polish/performance at this point. That all said, however, I have enjoyed this game quite a bit since I got it. The driving experience lets you choose often (in some sessions you are forced to use one or the other) whether to use DCC or CAB mode. DCC seems to emulate an electric model railroad with a simple knob to control movement. CAB mode attempts to emulate real railroads (I am not qualified to say how close it comes) by making the user interact with the reverser (forward/reverse/neutral), a range of throttle notches from -9 to 9, and, for when the engine is pulling cars and the e-brake won't cut it, a complex train brake where you cycle through initial -> lap -> application and watch the various brake pipe/cyl pressures adjust as they eventually bring the train to a stop. The graphics can be nice, and seems many in-game objects have detailed dynamic behavior, from trees which have different graphics for each season, to train cars which have specific loading/unloading animations. The content update hub is also a place for users to post their own content, and for other players to add it to their own collection, not unlike the steam workshop. One can download locomotives, stock, scenery, routes, sessions, etc. which the community has uploaded simply by searching the interface and choosing to download it. The system addresses revisions by content publishers in the community so that new revisions are included when other players with their content perform normal content updates. The game has a surveyor mode, where you can create your own train routes and sessions, laying out terrain, tracks, signals, scenery, triggers, session start/end points, etc.. I played with it a little, covering the wireframe ground with snow and a loop of track that had a switch leading off to a roundhouse, in which I had some community-provided engines. I got distracted long before I created anything fancy. As others have documented, building a world is a very time consuming process, and some people take months or years on works which they still consider incomplete. While working on your route/session in surveyor mode, you can fire up driver mode to drive through your creation and test it out and have some fun. If you are happy with the results, you can then publish them to the hub of community content. All in all, I think this game is a great sandbox, with some crazy demanding requirements for full graphics performance, and a handful of glitchy/buggy sessions. While the community may continue to contribute content to the game, allowing content to continue to evolve, the engine is dated and not looking like it will ever have its performance-based frustrations addressed. For the retail price, there are almost certainly more actively developed train simulator solutions. If you already own it though, or it is on sale, you may get many hours of fun out of it.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 16, 2018

  i love this series of train games. its the best train series
• gamedeal user

  Nov 27, 2019

  [h1]Good But [b]NOT[/b] The Best[/h1] I've loved Trainz a lot. Being a young 12 year old autistic boy who loves trains, and this game series, I've expected a lot from this game. I recommend it for the credit and detail, but the one thing that's wrong with this game is that it lacks content. In it's previous release, "TRS2010:EE", 2010 probably had dozens of steam locomotives from all over the globe, [b]THIS[/b] only has 3 steam engines... and they're all from the U.S! I understand you can use Content Manager to add engines, but only train tenders showed up, and not the actual locos. It basically never worked! The Steam add-ons are pretty cool though. It's basically 2010, but without the good stuff. [h2]6.5/10[/h2]
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2018

  I love this game a LOT. It's amazing! Although it may be an old version of trainz but it still pays it price. I love it so much. Downloading from websites is a bit tedious but Auran has thousands of content available to download. I enjoy this game. Great game from my country too!
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2017

  Even though this simulator's driving-simulation is not the best out there, it has lots of great things that makes it stand out from the rest. First of all, lots of different kinds of trains to choose from for free. Also the route editor is massive, with lots of properties, and mods. It's one of the main reasons I bought the game, and it was worth the price. I think this game is good for casual simulator-players, with enough content to satisfy, and route editor that will let player be creative.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 28, 2015

  I LOVE IT (FIX THE DAMN MULTIPLAYER it shouldnt take 2 days to download a multiplayer map)
• gamedeal user

  Feb 16, 2014

  Despite the graphics engine the game is very good, cause of the variety of routes, vehicles (engines or not), very good HUD, easy to operate editor, tones of freeware and logical price payware. If you are train enthusiast you are going to love it, if you just like playing with simulators, its the best choice for sure and if you just like to play driving games compared to Train simulator 2014 it has lower quality graphics but way more routes, locomotives and the DCC mode (easy to operate mode, no hard times with the realistic things) and all of this without the DLCs, plus it is way more cheap than ts 2014 (DLCs). I strongly recommend this game!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 4, 2014

  This game would have been amazing... However, I have an up to date system, and it runs like total s**t... The game play seems like it would have been a lot of fun, but ever time I change were the camera is it gets choppy or freezes all together. If they where to optimize it, it would be fanastic.