Control iconic locomotives from around the world and begin your adventure. From record breaking speeds to scenic commuting with Steam, Diesel and Electric you can grow your hobby, your way.

Take to the tracks your way. Start your adventure with Training Center, or dive straight into the action across the UK, USA and Europe. Learn to handle the speed, plan your own scenarios or get creative with liveries that you can share with the community at the heart of the hobby.

Have ultimate control spawning locomotives and stock wherever you want in Free Roam. Set your own path, perform your own tasks and mingle amongst the AI traffic.

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Pause the action, position the camera and show off your favourite locomotives and routes in a new, dedicated Photo Mode and in-game Gallery.

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Personalise the experience with Livery Designer and Scenario Planner. Add a splash of paint to locomotives or plan journeys across a route. Share with Creators Club and subscribe to content that resonates with you.

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Simulate your trains, your way. Roam across a route with a train of your choice, unleash your creativity with the tools at your disposal and share your passion with a thriving Train Sim World Community.

Introducing Austria! A new country in Train Sim World. Take control of the busy S-Bahn in Germany before crossing the border and into the foothills of the Austrian Alps with ÖBB's 4024 Talent EMU. Serve communities settled amongst stunning scenery with one of Europe's most celebrated rail operators.

S-Bahn Vorarlberg

Speed along the East Coast Main Line, through the celebrated landmark of Stoke Bank, where both steam and electric locomotives have broken world records in decades gone by. LNER's Class 801 Azuma continues to pass through this iconic railway location on its way to Doncaster, where Flying Scotsman was built 100 years ago.

East Coast Main Line

Run to the hills and thread through California's canyons along the Antelope Valley Line. Emerge from inner city Los Angeles with Metrolink's Powerful American diesel traction: the EMD F125, hauling twinned Rotem Commuter Cars through to Lancaster.

Antelope Valley Line

Learn to operate Steam, Diesel and Electric trains across three core routes in the UK, USA and Europe. Take in stunning scenery, both rural and urban, and iconic locations. Tackle the challenge of mastering the controls in all weathers and relish immerse yourself in the world with the latest lighting and gameplay features.

Blackpool Branches: Preston - Blackpool & Ormskirk

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Begin your adventure at Training Center and learn the controls of steam, diesel and electric locomotives. Navigate the tracks with a simplified HUD, player assists, a new scoring system and locomotive tiering.

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Gain access to the vast Train Sim World back catalogue of over 70 different routes and locomotives - all playable within Train Sim World 4 with some unlocking extra services and playable content in the core routes.

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Admire stunning lighting, volumetric fog and advanced rain effects - perfect for dramatic shots in Photo Mode - along with updated OHLE rendering.

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Experience steam, diesel and electric trains in Train Sim World 4: Deluxe Edition, featuring Flying Scotsman and Vectron! Get the ultimate Train Sim World package with Special Edition, featuring our most popular back catalogue routes or learn the three new routes alone with Standard Edition.

Celebrate the Centenary! Drive the world's most famous locomotive: Flying Scotsman along the record-breaking East Coast Main Line and haul freight through Germany with the powerful, modern Vectron, now available as separate Loco Add-ons!

PC Players will soon be able to utilise the Unreal Engine 4 toolset to create anything they like: Gameplay, trains and even routes! This detailed tool is the same as that which our developers use to bring Train Sim World 4 to life.

Built in 1923 in Doncaster, Flying Scotsman is the world's most famous locomotive. Having seen real-world action in both the USA and Australia, this British icon from the National Railway Museum celebrates 100 Years in 2023 comes to Train Sim World 4 in this landmark year.

Railpool's 'computer on wheels': Step into a modern, digital cab with Vectron, exclusive to Train Sim World 4: Deluxe Edition. Available to operate in the newly updated Dresden-Riesa route, as well as Vorarlberg.

The S-Bahn Vorarlberg Line winds through the Alps to the Austria-Germany border courtesy of national operator ÖBB, also new to Train Sim World.

Big mountains and stunning scenery are the order of the day, as are a plethora of station stops on both the main line and the branch line that heads in the direction of the border with Switzerland. Making the journey is ÖBB's 4024 Talent (or the Talbot Leichter Nahverkehrs-Triebwagen) EMU.

Move passengers out from the heart of Los Angeles with Metrolink's F125 locomotive and a consist of Rotem Commuter Cars.

The Antelope Valley Line runs out of Los Angeles Union Station, the largest railroad passenger terminal in the Western United States. After powering through urban LA, the line heads north to Lancaster, California. Along the way players will recognise locations synonymous with Hollywood movies such as the LA River and a brand new station at Vista Canyon.

Trace history through historic landmarks along the East Coast Main Line with LNER's sleek and modern 'Azuma' Class 801 EMU.

The East Coast Main Line is one of Britain's most important routes, guiding trains of all shapes and sizes out from London and up through to Edinburgh in Scotland. The stretch between Peterborough and Doncaster, famed for its record-breaking location at Stoke Bank, continues to provide thrilling high speeds in Train Sim World 4. 

The 1980s beckon and bumpy rides abound! Experience the infamous Class 142 Pacer, and classic loco-hauled expresses, across multiple lines and popular destinations in the North of England. Partner Programme Developer Just Trains make their show-stopping debut into Train Sim World with Blackpool Branches: Preston - Blackpool & Ormskirk!

Hop aboard the Class 142 Pacer, with its unique headlight arrangement, squared cab and destination board above the large cab windows. These units were brand new to local services in Lancashire in 1986, showcasing their breezy folding leaf doors and jittery performance.

Blackpool Branches

Train Sim World Compatible: Northeast Corridor:

Experience the City that never sleeps. From the Big Apple to New Jersey suburbs, non-stop action awaits aboard premier electric traction. Serve the East Coast well with NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak® passenger equipment, brought to life in Northeast Corridor: New York - Trenton.

It's all about electric locomotive haulage with both Amtrak®'s ACS-64 and NJ TRANSIT's ALP-46 taking passengers along the famous Northeast Corridor. If high speed is more your thing, the fly through the USA with Amtrak®'s Acela on this route, sold separately as a loco Add-on.

Northeast Corridor

Train Sim World Compatible: Linke Rheinstrecke:

Wind the clock back to the 1990s and experience the flagship of the Deutsche Bundesbahn; be enveloped by stunning Rheinland countryside, from the shimmering river to castle-topped hills, and serve historical towns in style with Linke Rheinstrecke: Mainz - Koblenz!

The BR 103 is a legend of the German railway network, being both the first high speed locomotive developed in Germany and one of the most powerful electric locomotives in the world! The late 1990s marked a time when these magnificent machines were starting to assume lesser duties and give way to more contemporary locomotives.

Flying Scotsman

Railpool BR 193 Vectron