RailWorks

RailWorks
Developer(s)	Dovetail Games
Publisher(s)	Dovetail Games
Producer(s)	Paul Jackson
Engine	Proprietary game engine, PhysX (physics)
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8/8.1
Release date(s)	12 June 2009
Genre(s)	Simulation
Mode(s)	Single-player
Distribution	DVD-ROM, Internet download

RailWorks, later simply Train Simulator, is a train simulation game developed by Dovetail Games, formerly known as RailSimulator.com.^[1] It is the official successor to Rail Simulator, and was released online on 12 June 2009 and in stores on 3 July 2009.^[2]

Compared to Rail Simulator, RailWorks contained new rolling stock, tools that previously had to be downloaded separately, graphical advancements such as modification of the existing content, bug fixes, backwards compatibility and the ability to trade elements from the virtual world with other users online. The first release of RailWorks contained all of the five real-world routes of the original European and North American releases of Rail Simulator, and added three new fictional routes: a large UK goods yard, a route set in the Alpine region and a route based around Denver, Colorado.^[3]

It is a Steamworks title, which means it uses and requires Steam to activate and to deliver core game updates. Steam is also used to deliver additional routes and locomotives in the form of DLC. The core game has received several free updates since release, including major new versions RailWorks 2: Train Simulator in 2010, RailWorks 3: Train Simulator 2012 in 2011, Train Simulator 2013 in 2012, Train Simulator 2014 in 2013 and Train Simulator 2015 in 2014.

Releases

The first major update to RailWorks was RailWorks 2: Train Simulator, released on Steam on 18 October 2010 under the name RailWorks 2. Retail versions were released later that year. The new version contained a range of new features and enhancements, including enhanced menus, the new RS Cab Control driver interface and new RS Career System scenarios. Players could now earn Steam Achievements for completing scenarios, as well as compete and compare scores online via Steam Leaderboards. It also featured level crossing animations, among other improvements.^[4] RailWorks 2 featured the same routes and content as the original game, and only one new route: TestTraK, based on the Test and validation centre, a German testing facility owned by Siemens Mobility that is used for technical acceptance tests and approvals of locomotives and rolling stock.^[5] Contents in retail versions could vary in different countries to include local routes and locomotives. Owners of the original RailWorks received a free upgrade to the RailWorks 2 core technology via the Steam platform.

RailWorks 3: Train Simulator 2012 was released on Steam on 23 September 2011 under the name Train Simulator 2012. Retail versions were released later that year. It contained a number of improvements and new features, including a new user interface, action-oriented loading screens, the new TSX game engine with multi-core and FXAA support and many graphical improvements (including extended draw distance, improved lighting and shadows, enhanced sky and water effects, new depth of field camera focus effect and particle effects – e.g. rain drops – on locomotive windows with working wipers), superelevation to allow simulation of curved tracks, improved track unevenness and cab camera movement increasing with speed, improved editing tools and others.^[6][7] The base package contained nine routes,^[8] and those who purchased from Steam or purchased the retail Deluxe Edition, also received the Horseshoe Curve route.^[9] Contents in retail versions could vary in different countries to include local routes and locomotives. Owners of RailWorks 2 received a free upgrade to the TS2012 core technology via the Steam platform.

Train Simulator 2013 was released on Steam in two editions. Standard Edition, available for a limited time, was released on 20 September 2012.^[10] Deluxe Edition was released on 10 October 2012.^[11] Retail versions were available from October that year. New features and improvements included Xbox 360 Controller support, Relay Play mode allowing for users to combine efforts to complete scenarios (removed since Train Simulator 2014), new menus and control options (including the new Quick Drive mode), updated HUDs, improved 2D task map and a new community download centre by Steam called Steam Workshop where players can share and download free user-created scenarios. It also featured enhanced graphics and performance improvements. A route included with the previous versions, Hagen–Siegen, was heavily updated and renamed to Ruhr–Sieg Line. Routes included with the Standard Edition were Sherman Hill, London–Brighton, Northeast Corridor and Isle of Wight. Deluxe Edition included Sherman Hill, London–Brighton and Munich–Augsburg.^[10] Contents in retail versions could vary in different countries to include local routes and locomotives.^[12] Owners of Train Simulator 2012 received a free upgrade to the TS2013 core technology via the Steam platform.

Train Simulator 2014 was released on Steam in two editions. Steam Edition was released on 26 September 2013, and Standard Edition on 7 October 2013.^[13] Retail versions were available from 4 October that year. It featured a new menu system, better graphics including increased draw distance and headlight flares, a new camera system with user-adjustable FOV, improved passenger appearance and behaviour, improved editing tools, expanded Quick Drive mode and an enhanced Career mode, letting players earn points towards medals, rewards and achievements. The new Engine Driver community website was made accessible in-game. The Steam Workshop feature had been expanded to support free user-created routes, in addition to scenarios, and the new Marketplace was designed to make it simpler to share and obtain new third-party payware content. Routes included with the Standard Edition were Hamburg–Hanover, London–Faversham High Speed and Donner Pass: Southern Pacific,^[14] and those who purchased the Steam Edition, also received an additional seven-mile (11 km) Sheerness Branch line in Kent (an extension to the London–Faversham High Speed route) and two extra locomotives (Class 466 and SD70M). Contents in retail versions could vary in different countries to include local routes and locomotives. Owners of Train Simulator 2013 received a free upgrade to the TS2014 core technology via the Steam platform.

The latest version of the game, Train Simulator 2015, was released on Steam on 18 September 2014 as Standard Edition and Steam Edition. Retail versions were available from 19 September. It introduces several improvements and a learning mode called TS Academy, a training area designed to introduce new players to the series quickly and easily. Routes included with the Standard Edition are East Coast Main Line: London–Peterborough, Northeast Corridor: New York–New Haven and Munich–Garmisch-Partenkirchen,^[15] and those who purchase the Steam Edition, will also receive the Pacific Surfliner: LA–San Diego route and two extra locomotives (Los Angeles Commuter Rail F59PH and San Diego Commuter Rail F59PHI). Contents in retail versions can vary in different countries to include local routes and locomotives. Owners of Train Simulator 2014 received a free upgrade to the TS2015 core technology via the Steam platform.

Features

The game features steam, diesel and electric traction trains; keyboard, mouse or gamepad control of throttles, brakes and switches with Simple and Expert driving models for varying player skills. A variety of scenarios are available for Standard and Career modes, as well as an exploratory style Free Roam mode. Quick Drive mode allows to pick a train (or to put together your own by snapping together cars), choose your route and set departure and destination stations, and decide on the time of day, the season and the weather. Cargos and passengers are animated, and weather changes dynamically with time. Steam Workshop allows players to upload and download additional user-created routes and scenarios.

Routes (Rail Simulator to TS2015)

The original RailWorks base package contained eight routes, now most of which are available as legacy DLC. The three fictional routes that were originally introduced in RailWorks and subsequently withdrawn in Train Simulator 2013 (Hedborough North, Seebergbahn and Castle Rock Railroad) are not available as DLCs, but are available as free downloads on Steam Workshop as official uploads by Dovetail Games, branded as Classic Routes. In 2010, users could add the free Port Road route DLC to their Steam accounts, but it is no longer available. Set in the final years of steam operations, Port Road represents the branch line from Dumfries to Castle Douglas and Kirkcudbright, part of the now-defunct Dumfries to Stranraer line in Scotland.^[16] The route was the rereleased in the Western Lines of Scotland route, but was extended to Carlisle.

The current version of the game, Train Simulator 2015, contains only three or four routes, depending on edition; East Coast Main Line: London–Peterborough, Northeast Corridor: New York–New Haven and Munich–Garmisch-Partenkirchen included with the Standard Edition, plus the Pacific Surfliner: LA–San Diego included with the Steam Edition. People who purchased Train Simulator before 18 September 2014 retained their original content, and have the option to purchase the new routes via Steam.^[13][17]

Routes that were included with Rail Simulator, RailWorks, RailWorks 2, Flying Scotsman Christmas Gift, Drive a Steam Train, Train Simulator 2012, Train Simulator 2013, Train Simulator 2014 and Train Simulator 2015 base packages:

Route name	Featured train companies	Rolling stock	Terminal stations	mi	km	Set	Co	RS EU	RS NA	RW	RW2	FSCG	DaST	TS2012	TS2013	TS2014	TS2015	Notes
East Coast Main Line (ECML)	British Rail	BR Class 43 BR Class 47 BR Class 55	Newcastle Central to York via Durham and Darlington	89	143	1978		Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
Great Western Main Line	First Great Western Freightliner	BR Class 43 BR Class 166 BR Class 47	Oxford to London Paddington	60	97	2006		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
Somerset & Dorset Railway	British Railway	N/A	Bath Green Park to Templecombe, including Evercreech Junction	N/A	N/A	1955		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
Ruhr–Sieg Line (prev. Hagen–Siegen)	DB	N/A	Hagen to Siegen via Finnentrop, including Siegen roundhouse	N/A	N/A	1998		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	Renamed in TS2013
Cajon Pass	Union Pacific	N/A	Barstow to San Bernardino, California via the Cajon Pass	81	131	2005		No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
Hedborough North	British Rail	N/A	A fictional industrial route set in a large UK goods yard in the late 1960s	N/A	N/A	1968		No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	Fictional route
Seebergbahn	DB	N/A	A fictional mountainous route set in the Alpine region of Germany	N/A	N/A	2009		No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	Fictional route
Castle Rock Railroad	Union Pacific	N/A	A fictional route based on an area between Colorado Springs and Denver	N/A	N/A	2009		No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	Fictional route
TestTraK	N/A	N/A	Based on the Test and validation centre, Wegberg-Wildenrath	19	30	N/A		No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
NRM Flying Scotsman Christmas Gift Route	British Railway	Flying Scotsman Black Five	N/A	N/A	N/A	1950s		No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Fictional route
Horseshoe Curve	Pennsylvania Railroad	N/A	Altoona to Johnstown, Pennsylvania via the Horseshoe Curve and Gallitzin Tunnels	45	72	1956		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	N/A
London–Brighton	Southern South West Trains	BR Class 377 BR Class 450	London Victoria to Brighton, including Clapham Junction	50	80	2012		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	N/A
Sherman Hill	Union Pacific	N/A	Laramie to Cheyenne, Wyoming, featuring the famous Dale rocks	60	97	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	N/A
Isle of Wight	Island Line IOW Steam Railway	BR Class 483 Invincible	Ryde Pier Head to Shanklin (main line); Smallbrook Junction to Wootton (steam branch)	13	21	2011		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Standard Edition only
Northeast Corridor (NEC)	Amtrak	N/A	Philadelphia 30th Street to New York Pennsylvania	90	145	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Standard Edition only
Munich–Augsburg	DB	N/A	Munich to Augsburg	38	61	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Deluxe Edition only
London–Faversham High Speed	Southeastern	BR Class 395 BR Class 375	London St Pancras to Faversham	51	82	2013		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
Sheerness Branch	Southeastern	BR Class 466	Sittingbourne to Sheerness-on-Sea (an extension to, and requires, London–Faversham High Speed)	7	11	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	Steam Edition only
Hamburg–Hanover	DB	N/A	Hamburg to Hanover	95	153	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	Southern Pacific	N/A	Roseville Yard, California to Reno, Nevada via the Donner Pass	140	225	1990s		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
ECML: London–Peterborough	First Capital Connect East Coast	N/A	London King's Cross to Peterborough	76	122	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
Munich–Garmisch-Partenkirchen	DB	N/A	Munich to Garmisch-Partenkirchen	62	100	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
NEC: New York–New Haven	Amtrak	N/A	New York Grand Central Terminal to New Haven Union Station (Harlem Line) New York Penn Station to New Haven Union Station (New Haven Line)	75	121	N/A		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
Pacific Surfliner: LA–San Diego	Amtrak	N/A	Los Angeles Union Station to San Diego Union Station	128	206	2000s		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Steam Edition only

Locomotives, multiple units and rolling stock

The original RailWorks base package contained 16 drivable locomotives and multiple units, some in multiple liveries. The game also came with passenger coaches and freight vehicles.

The latest version of the game, Train Simulator 2015, does not come with all of these locomotives and carriages as standard, instead allows new users to buy them in legacy DLC packages. Existing users retained their original rolling stock. New users receive instead different locomotives, multiple units and relevant coaches and freight cars.^[13]

Locomotives, rolling stock and liveries that were included with Rail Simulator, RailWorks, RailWorks 2, Flying Scotsman Christmas Gift, Drive a Steam Train, Train Simulator 2012, Train Simulator 2013, Train Simulator 2014 and Train Simulator 2015 base packages:

Locomotive/ multiple unit	Image	Type	mph	km/h	Blt.	Co	Route(s)	Rolling stock and liveries	RS EU	RS NA	RW/RW2	FSCG	DaST	TS2012	TS2013	TS2014	TS2015	Notes
7F 2-8-0		Steam	70	110	1914		Somerset & Dorset Railway	BR Black, Prussian Blue (RW)	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
Fowler 4F		Steam	70	110	1924		Somerset & Dorset Railway	BR Black	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	N/A
Black Five		Steam	70	110	1934		Somerset & Dorset Railway Flying Scotsman Christmas Route	BR Black, BR Green (RW)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
Hawthorn Leslie W37 "Invincible"		Steam	N/A	N/A	1915		Isle of Wight	Composite First Class Carriage Third Class & Guards Van Carriage SR 5 Plank Goods Wagon	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Standard Edition only
Flying Scotsman		Steam	100	160	1923		Flying Scotsman Christmas Route	LNER Green	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	N/A
BR Class 37		Diesel	80	130	1960		East Coast Main Line Hedborough North	BR Green BR Blue	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
BR Class 43 (HST)		Diesel	125	200	1975		East Coast Main Line (RS EU) Great Western Main Line ECML: London–Peterborough	BR Blue (RS EU) FGW Barbie FGW Neon InterCity (RW) East Coast	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	N/A
BR Class 47		Diesel	95	153	1962		East Coast Main Line (RS EU) Great Western Main Line Hedborough North (RW)	Triple Grey BR Blue (RS EU) RES (RW) InterCity (RW) BR Green (RW)	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
BR Class 55		Diesel	100	160	1961		East Coast Main Line (RS EU), Hedborough North (RW)	BR Blue BR Green (RW)	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
BR Class 166		Diesel	90	145	1992		Great Western Main Line	First Dynamic Lines First Link Network SouthEast (RW)	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
BR Class 365		Electric	100	160	1994		ECML: London–Peterborough	First Capital Connect	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
BR Class 375		Electric	100	160	1999		London–Brighton, London–Faversham High Speed	Southeastern	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	N/A
BR Class 377		Electric	100	160	2001		London–Brighton	Southern	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	N/A
BR Class 395		Electric	140	225	2007		London–Faversham High Speed	Southeastern Blue High Speed	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
BR Class 450		Electric	100	160	2002		London–Brighton (AI only)	South West Trains	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	N/A
BR Class 466		Electric	75	120	1993		Sheerness Branch	Southeastern	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	Steam Edition only
BR Class 483		Electric	45	72	1938		Isle of Wight	Network SouthEast London Transport	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Standard Edition only
BR Class 800		Electro-diesel	140	225	2015		ECML: London–Peterborough	N/A	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
BR Class 801		Electric	140	225	2015		TestTraK ECML: London–Peterborough	N/A	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	N/A
BR52		Steam	60	100	1942		Ruhr–Sieg Line Seebergbahn (RW)	DRB Steam, OEBB	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
DB 294		Diesel	60	100	1963		Ruhr–Sieg Line Seebergbahn (RW) Munich–Augsburg Hamburg–Hanover	Deutsche Bundesbahn DB Red (Railon) DB Blue/Cream (RW)	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	TS2013 Deluxe Edition only
DB V200		Diesel	100	160	1953		Ruhr–Sieg Line Seebergbahn (RW)	Deutsche Bundesbahn DB Red DB Blue/Cream	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
DB 101		Electric	135	220	1996		Ruhr–Sieg Line Seebergbahn (RW) Munich–Augsburg Hamburg–Hanover	DB Red DB Blue (RW) DB Black (RW) DB Silver (RW)	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	TS2013 Deluxe Edition only
DB 143		Electric	75	120	1982		Ruhr–Sieg Line Seebergbahn (RW)	Deutsche Bundesbahn DB Red	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
DB 151		Electric	75	120	1972		Ruhr–Sieg Line Seebergbahn (RW)	Deutsche Bundesbahn DB Red Cargo	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
DB 426 EMU		Electric	87	140	1999		Munich–Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Deutsche Bahn DB Red	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
ICE 2		Electric	175	280	1995		Hamburg–Hanover	ICE White and Red	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
ICE 3		Electric	185	300	2000		Munich–Augsburg	ICE White and Red	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Deluxe Edition only
ICE T		Electric	140	225	1999		Munich–Garmisch-Partenkirchen	ICE White and Red	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
EMD F7		Diesel	70	110	1949		Cajon Pass Castle Rock Railroad Horseshoe Curve	RG (4-stripe livery) SP (Black Widow Livery) UP	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	N/A
EMD F59PH		Diesel	83	133	1988		Pacific Surfliner: LA–San Diego	N/A	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Steam Edition only
EMD F59PHI		Diesel	110	177	1994		Pacific Surfliner: LA–San Diego	Amtrak	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Steam Edition only
EMD GP7		Diesel	70	110	1949		Horseshoe Curve	PRR Black Freight 1950s	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	Deluxe Edition only
EMD GP9		Diesel	70	110	1954		Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	SP 1990s	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
EMD SD40-2		Diesel	70	110	1972		Cajon Pass (RS NA) Castle Rock Railroad, Sherman Hill Donner Pass: Southern Pacific NEC: New York–New Haven	UP NS Black Unbranded BNSF (RW) SP 1990s (TS2014) CSX (TS2015)	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	N/A
EMD SD40T-2		Diesel	70	110	1974		Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	SP 1990s	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
EMD SD70M		Diesel	70	110	1992		Sherman Hill	SP	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	TS2014 Steam Edition only
EMD SW10		Diesel	N/A	N/A	N/A		Sherman Hill	UP	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	N/A
EMD SW1500		Diesel	70	110	1966		Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	SP 1990s	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
GE C44-9W		Diesel	70	110	1993		Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	SP 1990s	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	N/A
GE ES44AC		Diesel	70	110	2003		Cajon Pass RS NA Only Castle Rock Railroad, Sherman Hill	UP NS Black Unbranded BNSF (RW)	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	N/A
Acela Express		Electric	150	240	1998		NEC: New York–New Haven	Amtrak	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
Amtrak ACS-64		Electric	125	200	2012		NEC: New York–New Haven	Amtrak	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	N/A
EMD AEM-7		Electric	125	200	1978		Northeast Corridor	Amtrak	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Standard Edition only

Editing tools

A complete suite of tools is also available to customize content, allowing terrain modeling either by hand using provided tools or via the import of DEM data from NASA; track construction based on a system of straights and arcs, allowing infinitely possible junction configurations, and scenery placement. A scenario editor allows the creation of tasks such as picking up passengers, hauling cargo and shunting wagons around yards. These tools also allow players to build unlimited sizes of layouts, create their own scenery and rolling stock and modify the provided content by adding features or re-skins.

Downloadable content

Various add-ons are available for Train Simulator 2015, containing routes, locomotives and/or multiple units for Quick Drive use, as well as scenarios for Standard, Career and Free Roam modes.^[18] Examples include the fictional Rascal & Cottonwood route from All Aboard and packs of the LMS Jubilees and the GWR 4900 Class locomotives.

Routes

Routes are developed by RailSimulator.com/Dovetail Games, unless otherwise noted.

Add-on name	Features
	Image	mi	km	Set	Country	Scenarios[a]	Locomotives and multiple units	Notes
Bristol–Exeter Bristol Temple Meads–Exeter St Thomas		85	137	N/A		8	Class 43 "High Speed Train" diesel-electric locomotive Class 166 "Turbo Express" DMU Class 55 "Royal Scots Grey" diesel locomotive BR Black Five "The Torbay Express" (4-6-0) steam locomotive	Developed by Just Trains.
Doncaster Works Doncaster, South Yorkshire		N/A	N/A	1981		11	Class 03 shunter
East Coast Main Line Newcastle Central–York		89	143	1978		9	Class 55 "Deltic" diesel locomotive Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive Class 43 HST
ECML: London–Peterborough London King's Cross–Peterborough		76	122	N/A		9	Class 43 HST First Capital Connect Class 365 EMU	This add-on can be purchased as a standalone product and does not require Train Simulator 2015 in order to play.
Edinburgh–Glasgow Glasgow Queen Street–Edinburgh Waverly		N/A	N/A	N/A		6	Class 170 "Turbostar" DMU	Developed by Thomson Interactive.
Falmouth Branch Truro–Falmouth Docks		12	19	N/A		5	5700 Class pannier tank (0-6-0) steam locomotive Hall Class (4-6-0) steam locomotive Falmouth (0-4-0) steam locomotive	Also known as the Maritime Line.
Glasgow Airport Rail Link Glasgow Central–Glasgow International Airport		7	11	2010s		5	Class 380 "Desiro" EMU	Developed by Thomson Interactive. Includes 1.2 mi (1.9 km) of fictional track between the proposed Airport Junction and Glasgow International Airport.
Great Eastern Main Line London Liverpool Street–Ipswich		70	113	N/A		8	Class 360 EMU
Great Western Main Line Oxford–London Paddington		60	97	2006		8	Class 43 HST Class 166 DMU Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive
Hatchet Hill Quarry		5	8	1970s		7	Class 04 diesel-mechanical shunter	Developed by Oovee Game Studios. This route is fictional, based in the Mendip Hills.
Isle of Wight Ryde Pier Head–Shanklin (main line) Smallbrook Junction–Wootton (steam branch)		13	21	2011		14	Class 483 EMU W37 "Invincible" (0-4-0ST) steam locomotive DX 68809 diesel personnel carrier
Liverpool–Manchester Liverpool Lime Street–Manchester Piccadilly		40	64	N/A		8	Regional Railways Class 158 DMU
London–Brighton London Victoria–Brighton		50	80	2012		12	Class 377 "Electrostar" EMU Class 450 "Desiro" EMU (AI only)
London–Faversham High Speed London St Pancras–Faversham		51	82	2013		5	Class 395 EMU Class 375 EMU	Uses TVM-430 in-cab signalling.
Portsmouth Direct Line Portsmouth Harbour–Woking		49	79	2000s		10	Class 450 "Desiro" EMU
Riviera Line Exeter St Davids–Paignton		28	45	N/A		6	Class 43 HST Class 143 DMU
Settle to Carlisle Carlisle–Settle		N/A	N/A	N/A		13	Class 66 locomotive Class 37 locomotive Class 158 DMU "Leander" Jubilee Class 4-6-0 (4-6-0) steam locomotive LMS 4F 0-6-0 (0-6-0) steam locomotive
Sheerness Branch Sittingbourne–Sheerness-on-Sea		7	11	N/A		2	Class 466 EMU	This add-on is an extension to the "London–Faversham High Speed" route which is also required.
Somerset & Dorset Railway Templecombe–Bath Green Park		N/A	N/A	1955		10	BR Black Five (4-6-0) steam locomotive 7F (2-8-0) steam locomotive
West Coast Main Line North Glasgow Central–Carlisle Citadel		100+	161+	1990		12	Class 86 electric locomotive	Developed by Keith Ross.
West Coast Main Line Over Shap Carlisle–Preston		90	145	1970s		16	Class 87 electric locomotive Class 47 diesel locomotive	Developed by KrossRails (Keith Ross).
West Somerset Railway Minehead–Bishops Lydeard		20	32	N/A		9	7F (2-8-0) steam locomotive Modified Hall Class (4-6-0) steam locomotive British Rail Class 33 diesel-electric locomotive	This add-on can be purchased as a standalone product and does not require Train Simulator 2015 in order to play.
Western Lines of Scotland Carlisle–Stanraer Harbour		N/A	N/A	1960s		15	BR Black Five (4-6-0) steam locomotive	Developed by Keith Ross.
Woodhead Line Manchester Piccadilly–Sheffield Victoria		60	97	N/A		7	Class 76 electric locomotive Class 08 diesel shunter 8F (2-8-0) steam locomotive	Includes the Wath branch and Woodhead Tunnels.
South London Network London Victoria to Clapham Junction, Croydon, London Bridge		9+16	14+26	N/A		7	Class 375 electric multiple unit Class 456 electric multiple unit	Includes Brixton and Crystal Palace, features Battersea Power Station
Midland Main Line London to Bedford		55	88	N/A		7	Class 66 diesel-electric locomotive in EWS livery Class 319 electric multiple unit in First Capital Connect livery	Includes London St Pancras railway station
Berlin–Wittenberg		71	115	N/A		10	Class 151 electric locomotive Class 143 electric locomotive Class 101 electric locomotive Class 294 diesel-hydraulic shunter Class V200 diesel-hydraulic express locomotive	Developed by Aerosoft.
Cologne–Düsseldorf		N/A	N/A	N/A		9	BR 143 electric locomotive BR 151 electric locomotive	Developed by Aerosoft.
Cologne-Koblenz		60	96	N/A		6	BR 101 electric locomotive BR 146 electric locomotive BR 294 diesel-hydraulic shunter
Hamburg–Hanover		95	153	N/A		8	ICE 2 high-speed electric locomotive Class 101 electric locomotive Class 294 diesel-hydraulic switcher
Munich–Augsburg		38	61	N/A		6	Class 406 ICE 3M high-speed electric locomotive Class 101 electric locomotive Class 294 diesel-hydraulic switcher
Munich–Garmisch-Partenkirchen		62	100	N/A		7	BR 426 EMU
Ruhr–Sieg Line Hagen–Siegen		N/A	N/A	1998		12	Class 151 electric locomotive Class 143 electric locomotive Class 101 electric locomotive Class 294 diesel-hydraulic shunter Class V200 diesel-hydraulic express locomotive Class 52 (2-10-0) steam locomotive
Mannheim-Karlsruhe		50	80	N/A		7	BR 189 electric locomotive BR 406 ICE 3M high-speed EMU BR 425 electric locomotive Class 294 diesel-hydraulic shunter (Quick Drive only)
Cajon Pass Barstow–San Bernardino, California		81	131	2005		12	GE ES44AC diesel locomotive EMD E7 diesel-electric locomotive EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive
Colton & Northern		20+	32+	N/A		21	EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	Developed by All Aboard. The locations in this add-on are fictional.
Donner Pass: Southern Pacific Roseville Yard, California–Reno, Nevada		140	225	1990s		12	EMD SW1500 diesel switcher EMD GP9 diesel-electric locomotive EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive EMD SD40T-2 diesel-electric "Tunnel Motor" locomotive C44-9W diesel-electric locomotive
Fort Kent–Eagle Lake		20+	32+	N/A		20	EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive ES44DC diesel locomotive	Developed by All Aboard. This route is fictional, set around the Maine area of the northeastern United States.
Horseshoe Curve Altoona–Johnstown, Pennsylvania		45	72	1956		6	EMD F7 diesel-electric locomotive "A" and "B" units EMD GP7 diesel-electric locomotive
Marias Pass Shelby–Whitefish, Montana		152	245	N/A		8	GE ES44DC diesel locomotive EMD SW1500 diesel switcher	Features the 13-mile (21 km) branch line to Kalispell.
Norfolk Southern Coal District Bailey Mine–West Brownsville, Pennsylvania		60	97	N/A		7	Norfolk Southern ES44 AC diesel locomotive	Includes the 10-mile (16 km) branch on the east bank of the Monongahela River.
Northeast Corridor Philadelphia 30th Street–New York Pennsylvania		90	145	N/A		8	EMD AEM-7 electric locomotive
NEC: New York–New Haven New York City–New Haven, Connecticut		75	121	N/A		6	Amtrak Cities Sprinter electric locomotive EMD SD40-2 diesel locomotive	This add-on can be purchased as a standalone product and does not require Train Simulator 2015 in order to play.
Ohio Steel 2 Dover–Massillon, Ohio		N/A	N/A	N/A		30	EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	Developed by All Aboard.
Pacific Surfliner: LA–San Diego Los Angeles–San Diego, California		128	206	2000s		9	EMD F59PHI diesel-electric locomotive	This add-on can be purchased as a standalone product and does not require Train Simulator 2015 in order to play.
Portland Terminal Union Station–Rigby Yard, Maine		N/A	N/A	N/A		11	EMD E7 diesel-electric locomotive EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive EMD GP40 diesel-electric switcher	Developed by G-TraX Simulations.
Rascal & Cottonwood		20	32	N/A		11	EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	Developed by All Aboard. The locations in this add-on are fictional.
Sherman Hill Laramie–Cheyenne, Wyoming		60	97	N/A		6	EMD SD70MAC diesel-electric locomotive EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive GE ES44AC diesel locomotive EMD SW10 diesel switcher
Stevens Pass Wenatchee–Mukilteo, Washington		123	198	N/A		14	EMD GP38-2 diesel-electric locomotive GE ES44DC diesel locomotive	Developed by GNTX. Features the 7.79-mile (12.5 km) Cascade Tunnel.
Canadian Mountain Passes Revelstoke–Lake Louise		155	250	N/A		13	Canadian Pacific GE ES44AC diesel locomotive	Developed by Milepost Simulations.
KwaZulu-Natal Corridor Pietermaritzburg–Ladysmith		119	191	N/A		10	Class 6E1 electric locomotive	Developed by Hermann Kuhne and Johan Pretorius (aka Johansteam).
The Story of Forest Rail		N/A	N/A	N/A		8	KiHa 750 DMU KiHa 720 DMU	Developed by Union Workshop. This route is fictional, based in the Furusato Ginga Line.

Locomotives and multiple units

Locomotives and multiple units are developed by RailSimulator.com/Dovetail Games, unless otherwise noted.

Add-on name	Features
	Image	Country	Locomotives and multiple units	Scenarios[b]	Route(s) required for scenarios	Notes
BR 6MT Clan Class			BR Standard Class 6 (4-6-2) steam locomotive	3	Western Lines of Scotland
BR 9F Loco			BR Standard Class 9F (2-10-0) steam locomotive	3	Western Lines of Scotland
BR Castle Class			GWR 4073 Class steam locomotive	4	Riviera Line: Exeter–Paignton
BR Class 14			British Rail Class 14 diesel-hydraulic locomotive	4	West Somerset Railway
BR Class 20			British Rail Class 20 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Western Lines of Scotland
BR Class 27			British Rail Class 27 diesel locomotive	4	Western Lines of Scotland
BR Class 31			British Rail Class 31 diesel locomotive	3	Settle to Carlisle
BR Class 31 Freight			British Rail Class 31 diesel locomotive	0
BR Class 33			British Rail Class 33 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Portsmouth Direct Line. Great Western Main Line
BR Class 35			British Rail Class 35 diesel-hydraulic locomotive	4	Riviera Line: Exeter–Paignton
BR Class 45 'Peak'			British Rail Class 45 diesel locomotives	3	Liverpool-Manchester
BR Class 50			British Rail Class 50 diesel locomotive	5	Settle to Carlisle	Developed by MeshTools.
BR Class 52			British Rail Class 52 diesel-hydraulic locomotive	4	Riviera Line: Exeter–Paignton
BR Class 76 & 77			British Rail Class 76 & Class 77 electric locomotives	5	Woodhead Line
BR Class 87			British Rail Class 87 electric locomotive	3	West Coast Main Line North
BR Class 101			British Rail Class 101 DMU	3	East Coast Main Line
BR Class 117			BR Class 117 DMU	4	West Somerset Railway
BR Class 421 "4CIG"			British Rail Class 421 "4CIG" EMU	5	Portsmouth Direct Line
BR Class 422 "4BIG"			British Rail Class 422 "4BIG" EMU	3	London–Brighton
BR Class 423 "4VEP"			British Rail Class 423 "4VEP" EMU	5	Portsmouth Direct Line
BR DP1 Deltic			British Railways DP1 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Settle to Carlisle
BR Regional Railways Class 101			British Rail Class 101 DMU	4	Liverpool–Manchester
BR Robinson Class O4			LNER Class O4 (2-8-0) steam locomotive	4	Woodhead Line
BR Sectors Class 56			British Rail Class 56 diesel locomotive	4	West Coast Main Line North
BR Standard Class 2MT			BR Standard Class 2 (2-6-0) steam locomotive	6	Western Lines of Scotland	Developed by Digital Traction.
BR Stanier Jubilee Class			LMS Jubilee Class (4-6-0) steam locomotive	0
BR/LNER Class J50			LNER Class J50 (0-6-0T) steam locomotive	3	Western Lines of Scotland	Developed by MeshTools.
Bulleid Q1 Class			SR Q1 class steam locomotive	6	Somerset & Dorset Railway	Developed by Victory Works.
Class 2F Dock Tank			LMS Fowler Dock Tank steam locomotive	3	Falmouth Branch	Developed by MeshTools.
Class 57 Rail Tour			British Rail Class 57 diesel locomotive	6	Settle to Carlisle	Developed by Oovee Game Studios.
Class 67 "Diamond Jubilee"			British Rail Class 67 diesel-electric locomotive	1	Great Western Main Line
Class 86			British Rail Class 86 electric locomotive	6	West Coast Main Line North
Class 111			British Rail Class 111 DMU	0
Class 150 "Sprinter"			British Rail Class 150/2 DMU	0		Developed by Oovee Game Studios.
Class 156			British Rail Class 156 "Super Sprinter" DMU	6	Great Western Main Line. East Coast Main Line	Developed by Oovee Game Studios.
Class 158			British Rail Class 158 "Express Sprinter" DMU	0
Class 170 "Turbostar"			British Rail Class 170 & 171 "Turbostar" DMUs	0
Class 325			British Rail Class 325 EMU	3	West Coast Main Line North
Class 390			British Rail Class 390 EMU	7	West Coast Main Line North
Class 455			British Rail Class 455 EMU	4	Portsmouth Direct Line	Developed by Thomson Interactive.
Class A4 Pacifics			LNER Class A4 (4-6-2) steam locomotive	6	London–Brighton (Speed Test scenarios)
Class J94 "Memories of Maerdy"			Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST (0-6-0ST) steam locomotive	0		Developed by MeshTools. Includes Maerdy Valley colliery mini-route.
Duchess of Sutherland			LMS Princess Coronation Class (4-6-2) steam locomotive	4	Settle to Carlisle
EWS Class 66 v2.0			British Rail Class 66 diesel-electric locomotive	3	West Coast Main Line North
EWS Class 67			British Rail Class 67 diesel-electric locomotive	5	Great Western Main Line
EWS Class 92			British Rail Class 92 electric locomotive	3	West Coast Main Line North
EWS & Freightliner Class 08s			British Rail Class 08 diesel-electric shunter	5	Edinburgh–Glasgow
First Capital Connect Class 319			British Rail Class 319 EMU	4	London–Brighton
First Capital Connect Class 321			British Rail Class 321 EMU	4	ECML: London–Peterborough
First Capital Connect Class 377			British Rail Class 377 "Electrostar" EMU	3	London–Brighton
Fowler 4F			LMS Fowler Class 4F (0-6-0) steam locomotive	5	Somerset & Dorset Railway
Freightliner Class 57/0			British Rail Class 57 diesel locomotive	3	Edinburgh–Glasgow	Developed by Oovee Game Studios.
Freightliner Class 66 v2.0			British Rail Class 66 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Edinburgh–Glasgow
Freightliner Class 70			British Rail Class 70 diesel locomotive	5	West Coast Main Line North
GEML Class 90			British Rail Class 90 electric locomotive Operational Mark 3 DVT (82 series)	4	Great Eastern Main Line: London–Ipswich	Developed by Waggonz.
Green & Gold HST			InterCity 125 DMU	4	Great Western Main Line
GWR Class 14XX			GWR 1400 Class steam locomotive	6	Falmouth Branch
GWR 56XX Class			GWR 5600 Class steam locomotive	5	Class J94 "Memories of Maerdy" add-on	Developed by Pete Gillam.
GWR King Class			GWR 6000 Class "King" (4-6-0) steam locomotive	2	Great Western Main Line
GWR Small Prairies			GWR 4400 Class GWR 4500 Class and GWR 4575 Class steam locomotives	6	Falmouth Branch
GWR Steam Railmotor			GWR steam rail motor steam locomotive	5	West Somerset Railway	Developed by Victory Works.
HST Buffer			InterCity 125 HST	3	East Coast Main Line	Developed by Oovee Game Studios.
InterCity Class 91			British Rail Class 91 electric locomotive	3	ECML: London–Peterborough
LMS Class 3F "Jinty"			LMS Fowler Class 3F (0-6-0) steam locomotive	5	Western Lines of Scotland	Developed by MeshTools.
LNER Black Class A3 "Flying Scotsman"			Class A3 (4-6-2) steam locomotive	3	London–Brighton
LNER Class A3 "Flying Scotsman"			Class A3 (4-6-2) steam locomotive	0
LNER/BR Class A1 "Tornado"			LNER Peppercorn Class A1 Tornado (4-6-2) steam locomotive	0
LNER/BR Class J94			LNER Class J94 (0-6-0ST) steam locomotive	5	Woodhead Line
N15 King Arthur Class ‘Sir Lamiel’			LSWR N15 class (4-6-0) steam locomotive	3	West Somerset Railway
Network SouthEast Class 47			British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Great Western Main Line
Network SouthEast Class 121			British Rail Class 121 DMU	3	Great Western Main Line
Powerhaul Class 66 v2.0			British Rail Class 66 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Great Eastern Main Line: London–Ipswich
ScotRail Class 380			British Rail Class 380 EMU	0		Developed by Thomson Interactive.
Settle–Carlisle Specials			LNER Class A1 Tornado (4-6-2) steam locomotive LNER Class V2 Green Arrow (2-6-2) steam locomotive GWR 4900 Class Wootton Hall (4-6-0) steam locomotive GWR 6000 Class King Edward II (4-6-0) steam locomotive British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive	5	Settle to Carlisle
South West Trains Class 444			British Rail Class 444 EMU	8	Portsmouth Direct Line
Southeastern Class 465			British Rail Class 465/2 "Networker" EMU	3	London–Faversham High Speed
Southern Class 421 "4CIG"			British Rail Class 421 "4CIG" EMU	3	London–Brighton
SP&S E-1 Class "Northern"			SP&S Class E-1 (4-8-4) steam locomotive	0		Developed by G-TraX Simulations.
Strathclyde Class 101			British Rail Class 101 DMU	3	West Coast Main Line North
Thompson Class B1			LNER Thompson Class B1 (4-6-0) steam locomotive	5	Woodhead Line
WSR Diesels			British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive British Rail Class 03 diesel-mechanical shunter	3	West Somerset Railway
DB BR 103 TEE			DB Class 103 electric locomotives	3	Hamburg–Hanover
DB BR 111			DB Class 111 electric locomotive	6	Hamburg–Hanover	Developed by virtualRailroads.
DB BR 143			DR Class 243 electric locomotive	5	Cologne–Düsseldorf	Developed by virtualRailroads.
DB BR 145			DBAG Class 145 and 146 electric locomotive	4	Hamburg–Hanover
DB BR 218			DB Class 218 diesel locomotive		Cologne-Düsseldorf
DB BR 232			DBAG Class 232 diesel locomotive	3	Munich–Augsburg
DB BR 411 "ICE-T"			DBAG Class 411 ICE T EMU	3	Hamburg–Hanover
DB BR 420			DB Class 420 EMU	4	Munich–Augsburg	Developed by Influenzo.
DB BR 423			DBAG Class 423 EMU	3	Munich–Augsburg
DB BR 424			DBAG Class 424 EMU	3	Hamburg–Hanover
DB Freight: 1970s			DB Class 151 electric locomotive Class BR323 diesel shunter	6	Hagen–Siegen (3) and Seebergbahn (3)[c]	Developed by virtualRailroads.
DB ICE 1			ICE 1 HST	13	Hagen-Siegen
DB ICE 2			ICE 2 HST	3	Munich–Augsburg
DB ICE 3			ICE 3M HST	8	Cologne–Düsseldorf
Dispolok BR 189			DB Class 189 electric locomotive	4	Hamburg–Hanover
E18 Passenger			DRG Class E 18 electric locomotive	6	Hagen–Siegen and Seebergbahn[d]	Developed by virtualRailroads.
Metronom ME 146			Metronom ME 146 electric locomotive	3	Hamburg–Hanover
MRCE ER20 Eurorunner			ER20 Eurorunner diesel-electric locomotive	3	Hamburg–Hanover
MRCE ES 64 U2 "Taurus"			ES 64 U "EuroSprinter" electric locomotive	4	Hamburg–Hanover	Developed by HRQ Studio
Amtrak Acela Express			Acela Express HST	3	Northeast Corridor
Amtrak F40PH "California Zephyr"			EMD F40PH diesel-electric locomotive	5	Donner Pass: Southern Pacific
Amtrak HHP-8			HHP-8 electric locomotive	4	NEC: New York–New Haven
Amtrak P42DC "Empire Builder"			P42DC diesel-electric locomotive	4	Marias Pass
AT&N Consolidation Class 280-157			"Consolidation" Class 280-157 (2-8-0) steam locomotive	3	Horseshoe Curve	Developed by SmokeBox.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe F7 "Warbonnets"			EMD F7 diesel-electric locomotive	4		Developed by 3DTrains
BNSF Dash 9			GE Dash 9 Series diesel locomotive	0
BNSF ES44AC & SD40-2			ES44AC diesel locomotive EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	0
BNSF ES44DC			GE ES44DC diesel-electric locomotive	3	Pacific Surfliner: LA–San Diego
BNSF GP38-2			EMD GP38-2 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Marias Pass
BNSF SD40-2			EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Marias Pass
BNSF SD75			EMD SD75I & SD75M diesel-electric locomotives	5	Cajon Pass
Boston & Maine GE 44			GE 44-ton diesel-electric switcher	4	Portland Terminal	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
Burlington Northern F45			EMD F45 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Marias Pass
CN SD40-2 Wide Nose			EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	0
CSX SD80MAC			EMD SD80MAC diesel-electric locomotive	4	Norfolk Southern Coal District
EMD GP9			EMD GP9 diesel-electric locomotive	0
Great Northern F7 "Empire Builder"			EMD F7 diesel-electric locomotive EMD GP9 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Marias Pass	F7 Based on 3DTrains Model
Los Angeles Commuter Rail F59PH			EMD F59PH	3	Pacific Surfliner: LA-San Diego
Metro-North Kawasaki M8			M8 EMU	4	NEC: New York–New Haven
Metro-North P32 AC-DM "Genesis"			P32AC-DM diesel-electric locomotive	4	NEC: New York–New Haven
NKP S-2 Class "Berkshire"			Nickel Plate 779 (2-8-4) steam locomotive	0		Developed by G-TraX Simulations.
Norfolk Southern Dash8-40C			GE Dash 8-40C diesel-electric locomotive	4	Norfolk Southern Coal District
Norfolk Southern GP38-2 High Hood			EMD GP38-2 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Norfolk Southern Coal District
Norfolk Southern Heritage ES44ACs			GE ES44AC diesel locomotive	0
Norfolk Southern Heritage SD70ACes			EMD SD70ACe diesel-electric locomotive	0
Norfolk Southern SD40-2 High Nose			EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	0
Norfolk Southern SD40-2 High Nose Long Hood Forward			EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Norfolk Southern Coal District
Norfolk Southern SD45 High Hoods			EMD SD45 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Horseshoe Curve	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
PRR Alco RS11			ALCO RS-11 diesel-electric locomotive	4	Horseshoe Curve	Developed by virtualRailroads.
PRR Baldwin Centipede			Baldwin DR-12-8-1500/2 diesel locomotive	3	Horseshoe Curve	Developed by Reppo.
PRR GE 44			GE 44-ton diesel-electric switcher	4	Horseshoe Curve	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
PRR GG1			PRR GG1 electric locomotive	4	Northeast Corridor
PRR K4			PRR K4s (4-6-2) steam locomotive	5	Horseshoe Curve
San Diego Commuter Rail F59PHI			F59PHI	4	Pacific Surfliner: LA-San Diego
SD40-2 Independence			EMD SD40-2 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Sherman Hill
SD70 Volume 2			EMD SD70 SD70ACe, SD70MAC and SD70M-2 diesel-electric locomotives	3	Cajon Pass
Southern Pacific Cab Forward			Southern Pacific class AC-10, AC-11 and AC-12 cab forward (4-8-8-2) steam locomotives	5	Donner Pass: Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific GE 44			GE 44-ton diesel-electric switcher	4	Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
Southern Pacific GP20			EMD GP20 diesel-electric locomotive	2	Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	Developed by Reppo.
Southern Pacific GS-4			Southern Pacific class GS-4 (4-8-4) steam locomotive	0		Developed by G-TraX Simulations.
Southern Pacific SD45			EMD SD45 diesel-electric locomotive	5	Donner Pass: Southern Pacific	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
Southern Pacific SD70M			SD70M diesel-electric locomotive	2	Donner Pass: Southern Pacific
SP&S E-1 Class 'Northerns'			SP&S Class E-1 (4-8-4) steam locomotive	0
SW1500 Switcher			EMD SW1500 diesel switcher	2	Cajon Pass
Union Pacific "Big Boy"			Union Pacific Big Boy (4-8-8-4) steam locomotive	5	Sherman Hill
Union Pacific "Challenger"			Union Pacific Challenger (4-6-6-4) steam locomotive	4	Sherman Hill
Union Pacific DDA40X Centennial			EMD DDA40X diesel-electric locomotive	4	Sherman Hill	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
Union Pacific FEF-3			Union Pacific FEF Series (4-8-4) steam locomotive	3	Sherman Hill
Union Pacific GE 44			GE 44-ton diesel-electric switcher	4	Cajon Pass	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
Union Pacific GP50			EMD GP50 diesel-electric locomotive	3	Sherman Hill
Union Pacific Heritage SD70ACes			EMD SD70ACe diesel-electric locomotive	2	Cajon Pass
Union Pacific SD45			EMD SD45 diesel-electric locomotive	5	Sherman Hill	Developed by DigitalTrainModel.
Union Pacific SD60M			EMD SD60M diesel-electric locomotive	5	Sherman Hill
Union Pacific SD70ACe			EMD SD70ACe diesel-electric locomotive	3	Cajon Pass

Note

• ^{a b} The total number of Standard and Career scenarios per add-on is given and does not include Free Roam scenarios.
• ^{c d} The "Hagen–Siegen" route and the fictional routes Seebergbahn, Hedborough North and Castle Rock Railroad were initially included with the RailWorks base package and subsequently withdrawn in TS2013 and are not available as DLCs. The fictional routes are available as free downloads on Steam Workshop as official uploads by Dovetail Games, branded as Classic Routes. The "Hagen–Siegen" scenarios run within the latest "Ruhr–Sieg Line" add-on. Scenarios designed for the Workshop versions will not work on the old ones, as they are technically different routes. Scenarios designed for the original versions are available to players who had the earlier versions, as the routes remain installed and functional following any updates to TS2013 or newer. However, it has been reported by a number of players that acquiring a copy of RailWorks 3: Train Simulator 2012 with a Steam activation code and applying it via the "Activate a product" method will result in several discontinued routes and necessary assets being installed and made available on TS2014.

Critical reception

IGN gave RailWorks a 7/10 or "good" stating that the game "doesn't bring a lot of new stuff to the genre" and graphically "lacks the high-end flair of today's top-level titles".^[19]

On 17 March 2011, it was announced that RailWorks 2 had won the award for "Simulation of the Year 2010" by readers of Game Industry News (GiN).^[20]

Train Simulator 2014 received mixed or average reviews and holds a Metacritic score of 67, based on 6 critics.^[21]

The game also does no use any USB controllers other than the Xbox 360 controller, rendering all other joysticks, throttles, trainset controllers and similar devices unusable in the game, with no plans to patch or update the existing software according to the developer as of January 2015.

References

External links

• Official website
• Official community website
• Railpage (Australia)
• Railworks America
• TrainSim (USA)
• UKTrainsim (UK)