They will derail if you’ve sped them too far over the speed limit, but no, they don’t explode in a spectacular ball of flame. The goal is simply to drive one (or multiple) trains around. There is so much depth in this game… it’s unfortunate it’s so technically flawedĪnd, if you’re not into trains, the “gameplay” will bore the living hell out of you. The “passengers” are a completely unanimated, blurred mess. If you expect to see some life on the station platforms where passengers are presumedly waiting for you to pick them up, then you’re in for a disappointment. The 3D visuals are primitive, the landscape is empty, and there’s some odd bugs, and if you’re ‘controlling’ multiple trains, you’re in for a nightmare in managing them simultaneously. Technically, it’s not especially well-made. So, as a pop quiz – are you the kind of person that likes making model railways? If so, then you’ll probably enjoy this. Why this game is so high on the overall charts, I don’t really understand, because it’s clearly not a game for everyone. So is it worth the discount? Unfortunately, not really.Īt least, not for everyone. If you’ve ever wanted to be a train driver… here’s your chance It’s also an Australian production, coming to us courtesy of N3V Games. Trainz Simulator has shot to #2 on the Australian iPad paid Apps store for games, following a huge price discount, down to a little more than a $1.
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