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Rail Simulator
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UK Rail Simulator box cover
Basic Information
Video Game
[[Kuju Entertainment]][[Category:Kuju Entertainment]]
[[Electronic Arts]][[Category:Electronic Arts]]
[[Electronic Arts]][[Category:Electronic Arts]]
Simulation
DVD-ROM, internet download
Microsoft Windows XP and Vista & 7
Ratings
ESRB: E
PEGI: 3+
Technical Information
Railworks(v110.8b)[1]
Awards Changelog Cheats Codes Codex
Compatibility Covers Credits DLC Help
Localization Manifest Modding Patches
Ratings Reviews Screenshots Soundtrack
Videos Walkthrough
British rail class 158

Rail Simulator (Kuju Rail Simulator) is a train simulation published by Electronic Arts (EA).[3] It was produced by UK based Kuju Entertainment, the company which developed Microsoft Train Simulator (MSTS) with Microsoft. After release of the UK version, support and further development of the title was taken over by Rail Simulator Developments Ltd, who have continued to provide updates, fixes, official expansion packs and new content for RailSim fans. RSDL has also released a much anticipated sequel to the first game, both online and on DVD-ROM.

  • 1Features

Features[editedit source]

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A pre-release screenshot featuring First Great WesternHSTs

Rail Simulator Games

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Steam, diesel and electric traction trains, keyboard or mouse control of throttles, brakes and switches with three control modes for varying player skills. A variety of scenarios are available as well as an exploratory style free roam mode. Cargos and passengers are animated, and weather changes dynamically with time.[4] The game has been criticized by reviewers for not providing enough help for newcomers to train simulation, and lack of complete instructions in the guides.[4][5][6]

Editing tools[editedit source]

A complete tool suite is also available to customise 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.[4] These tools also allow players to build unlimited sizes of layouts, create their own scenery and rolling stock and modifiy the provided content by adding features or reskins.

Rail Simulator and Railworks Loco Stock[editedit source]

#TypeCountryRouteLivery(s)UKUSARailworks
1.LMS Stanier Class 5 4-6-0UKBath-TemplecombeBR Black (Early Crest), LMS Red, BR Green (Railworks)YesYesYes
2.S&DJR 7F 2-8-0UKBath-TemplecombeBR Black (Early Crest), Prussian Blue (Railworks),YesYesYes
3.British Rail Class 37UKNewcastle-York, Hedborough NorthBR Green, BR BlueNoNoYes
4.British Rail Class 43 (HST)UKNewcastle-York (UK Only), Oxford-PaddingtonBR Blue (UK Only), First Dynamic Lines, First Corporate Blue, InterCity Swallow (RailWorks)YesYesYes
5.British Rail Class 47UKNewcastle-York (UK Only), Oxford-Paddington,Hedborough North (Railworks)Triple Grey, BR Blue (UK Only), Rail Express Systems (Railworks), InterCity Swallow (Railworks), BR Green (Railworks),YesYesYes
6.British Rail Class 55UKNewcastle-York (UK Only),Hedborough North (Railworks)BR Blue, BR Green (Railworks)YesNoYes
7.British Rail Class 166UKOxford-PaddingtonFirst Dynamic Lines, First Link, Network SouthEast (Railworks)YesYesYes
8.DB Class 101GERHagen-Siegen, Seebergbahn (Railworks)DB Red, Blue (Railworks), Black (Railworks), Silver (Railworks)YesYesYes
9.DBAG Class 294GERHagen-Siegen, Seebergbahn (Railworks)DB Red (Railon), DB Blue/Cream (Railworks)YesYesYes
10.DB Class V 200GERHagen-Siegen, SeebergbahnDB Red, DB Blue/CreamNoNoYes
11.ES44ACUSABarstow-San Bernardino, Castle Rock RailroadUnion Pacific, UP (Weathered), Norfolk Southern Black, BNSF (Railworks)NoYesYes
12.EMD F7USABarstow-San Bernardino, Castle Rock RailroadRio Grande (4-stripe livery), Southern Pacific (Black Widow Livery), Union PacificNoNoYes
13.EMD SD40-2USABarstow-San Bernardino (US Only), Castle Rock RailroadUnion Pacific, UP (Weathered), Norfolk Southern Black, BNSF (Railworks)NoYesYes

Expansion packs[editedit source]

Since release of the first edition, RSDL and Just Trains have continually released official expansions to the game, either in disc or download form. These packs add new routes and rolling stock, and upgrade the interface.

The first official expansion to the game adds several scenarios and the famous Class 08 Diesel shunter in 12 liveries to the relatively small selection players had to begin with, as well as numerous scenarios featuring the loco. For European players of the game, this pack also includes the Cajon Pass route with scenarios, which was released in the US copies of the game. Cajon Pass route also came with 3 variants of the ES44AC and SD40-2 EMD locomotives and 11 American freight cars in various colors.

The second pack adds six variants of the British Rail Class 66 Diesel Locomotive and 22 scenarios to the game. Also included is the surviving 14 miles of Rail Network of the Isle of Wight, coming with the Isle of Wight Steam Railway (Complete with Saddle Tank loco 'Invincible', Southern 5-plank trucks, and the railway's push-pull coach set), and the Island Line which still operates the British Rail Class 483 Tube commuter trains that are more than 70 years old.

  • Additional packs have been released: one featuring the Class 158 and the other the Class 220 and Class 221 'Voyagers'. Railworks also has the Class 380 Desiro and the Class 390 Pendolino as well.

Numerous 3rd Party expansions packs, utilities and individual items are now available via several online locations.

Reception[editedit source]

Since release Kuju Rail Simulator received generally positive reviews from reviewers. IGN awarded 7.0 out of 10, praising the title's attention to its source material. Some jaggy graphics were criticized (with foliage going through the cab instead of bouncing off the windshield, for example) and the fact that only true rail fanatics could ever get any fun out of KRS. The lack of any in-game tutorials was mentioned, with 'members of the community .. making video walk-throughs, while lamenting the lack of a thick, fully printed manual.'[7]

PC Gamer gave the game a rating of 68, citing the lack of overall activities beyond the Sandbox editing and Scenarios.

Eurogamer gave the game a 6/10 to KRS, at the time comparing it to the older Evening Star video game.

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Rail Simulator Developments Ltd (Later RailSimulator.com)[editedit source]

With the release of Rail Simulator in October 2007, Kuju Entertainment finished development and disbanded the RailSim team turning its attention to the next project. Knowing the potential of the RailSim engine, and with backing from Fund4Games who own the rights to the simulator, a new company was set up from some of the core members of the initial development team with the specific aim of fulfilling continued development of the brand and supporting users and 3rd party developers with add-on projects. This company was called Rail Simulator Developments Ltd(RSDL).[8]RSDL have produced two patches to the core simulator (Upgrade Mk1[9] and Mk2[10]), developed and released add-ons, helped the release of 3rd party products, and visited exhibitions to promote the simulation and provide for support users via several community websites.

In April 2009, a take over of RSDL was announced,[11] with the development switching to a new version of the software called RailWorks which would be released on Steam. This change heralded a break from EA being the publisher in Europe and rights over the source code for Rail Simulator being transferred to single ownership by RailSimulator.com.[12]

RailWorks[editedit source]

RailWorks is the official successor to Rail Simulator, announced by Tim Gatland on 26 March 2009 on the official Rail Simulator website. The game was released online on 12 June 2009 and in stores on 3 July 2009 in the DVD-Rom format.[13]

RailWorks is an upgrade to Rail Simulator, containing new rolling stock, tools that had to be separately downloaded, significant 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. RailWorks will be a universal platform containing all content from the original European release and US release. RailWorks will also make use of Valve's Steam platform to simplify the processes of support and upgrading the product.[13]

References[editedit source]

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  2. RailDriver Software
  3. Rail Simulator 'About' page
  4. 4.04.14.2Balistrieri, Emily (February 25, 2008). IGN: Rail Simulator Review. uk.pc.ign.com. Retrieved on 2009-01-20
  5. Rail Simulator (pc: 2008): Reviews. www.metacritic.com. Retrieved on 2009-01-20
  6. Rail Simulator Review // PC /// Eurogamer - Games Reviews, News and More. www.eurogamer.net. Retrieved on 2009-01-20
  7. Emily Balistrieri (February 25, 2008). Rail Simulator Review. Retrieved on 2009-04-08
  8. Atomic Systems • View topic - Who are RSDL? Where is Kuju?. forums.uktrainsim.com. Retrieved on 2009-01-20
  9. UKTrainSim • View topic - Patch/Upgrade. forums.uktrainsim.com. Retrieved on 2009-02-04
  10. Train-Sim.com • View topic - MK2 Upgrade/patch. forums.flightsim.com/vbts. Retrieved on 2009-02-04
  11. Paul Jackson Announces RailSimuator.com
  12. Interview with Tim Gatland exCEO of RSDL
  13. 13.013.1http://www.railsimulator.com/en/node/5938

External links[editedit source]

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developer: Dovetail Games/Rail Simulator Developments

publisher: Dovetail Games/Rail Simulator Developments

Game mode: single player

Rail Simulator Download

Developed by Dovetail Games, Train Simulator 2018 allows players to control diverse locomotives and complete diverse tracks while making sure the journey is safe and on schedule. Those who own the previous installment can update it to the 2018 version; however, they will not find the exclusive content featuring (among others) new trains (including DB BR 442 “Talent 2”, ÖBB 2016, Caltrain MPI MP36PH-3C, Pacific Electro-Motive GP38-2, Arriva Trains Wales Class 175, as well as Class 158 and Class 221). Train Simulator 2018 for PC also introduces a set of new tracks - North Wales Coastal: Crewe – Llandudno & Conwy Castle, Peninsula Corridor: San Francisco – San Jose and Mittenwaldbahn: Garmisch-Partenkirchen – Innsbruck. Both new trains and tracks are unlocked after purchasing Train Simulator 2018.

Mechanics

Rail

The gameplay in Train Simulator 2018 practically does not differ much from the previous installments in the series. The in-game world can be observed mainly from the eyes of the virtual engine driver, nonetheless, players can change the perspective to see the outside of the train, and much more. There are several game modes to choose from, such as the career mode, Quick Drive, Free Roam, and challenges, in which the player cannot choose his machine or the track and has to complete them in unfavorable weather conditions. The tracks are diversified in terms of their length and difficulty level. After completing each one, the player can compare his or her stats to the achievements of other players.

Similarly to the previous installments, in Train Simulator 2018 players can use tools to create their own locomotives, tracks, landscapes, and missions. Virtual worlds created this way can then be shared with others. This game series is known from the fact that players continuously add new elements to it.

Technical aspects

In terms of technology, the changes implemented in Train Simulator 2018 are mainly cosmetic. The game is based on the same engine as its successors. The visuals have not changed significantly and the biggest modifications can be seen when looking at the user’s interface. The advantage of this solution lies in the compatibility with all the DLCs that were released for the previous installments.


Game score 8.7 / 10 calculated out of 51 players' votes.

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System requirements

PC / Windows

Minimum: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTX 560 or better, 40 GB HDD, Windows 7 64-bit