Dovetail Games, developer and publisher of authentic simulation titles, today releases Train Sim World 3, the Train Sim for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC on Steam and Epic Games. World is the next phase of the franchise. shop. The title is also available through Game Pass starting today. Train Sim World 3 continues to push the boundaries of realism with new weather dynamics, longer routes, and a dedicated training center for new and experienced players. The latest version also supports the Train Sim World 2* add-on, allowing players to take all of their routes and locomotives in Train Sim World 3 while continuing to play some of their favorite content.

Starting today, all players can enjoy the challenge of driving in unpredictable conditions, as dynamic weather now has a significant impact on a locomotive’s maneuverability and responsiveness. The brand new training center is the first port of call for anyone wishing to familiarize themselves with adverse weather conditions in a safe environment. There is a circular test track and several sidings and points where you can practice with all the engines and units included in the game.

The three main routes include: California’s Cajon Pass, known for its long freight trains; 280 km/h Kassel-Würzburg route in Germany; An improved version of the English Southeastern Highspeed between London St Pancras and Ashford International and a brand new training centre. The Deluxe Edition also includes an enhanced version of Train Sim World 2’s popular “Spirit of Steam” add-on, giving players the ability to drive electric, diesel and steam trains in a single version.

With Livery Editor and Scenario Planner, the gaming experience can be further customized. You can create your own costumes and scenarios and upload them to the Creators Club. Here, players can share their creations and download the work of others, fueling the creative passion of railroad fans to customize the look of their locomotive fleet. Those with little time for artwork or scenario planning can instead jump straight into quick play mode, where the game chooses an unfinished track and scenario that is either longer or less than 30 minutes.

But even for rail fans who have a thing for trains, Train Sim World 3 can be a place to enjoy the hobby. Visually stunning landscapes and detailed locomotives can be enjoyed from the passenger’s point of view or through carefully considered camera angles and screenshots. The busy AI timetable ensures that there is plenty of action to see and enjoy, even outside the driver’s cab.

Train Sim World 3 is developed and published by Dovetail Games and will be released on September 6 for Windows PC, PlayStation and Xbox consoles. The title is available digitally on Steam and the Epic Games Store, PlayStation®Store, and Microsoft Store. The Deluxe Edition is available for €49.99, the Standard Edition for €39.99 and four starter packs for €29.99 each. The title is also available through Game Pass.

*Train Sim World 2 tracks and locomotives are compatible with Train Sim World 3 but do not include new features.