Have you always wanted to drive a train? Is it your dream to sit behind the control panel and admire the scenery — the rolling hills, the fleeting cities and towns — as you cruise along the tracks at breakneck speeds, taking scores of passengers where they need to go? If so, then the Microsoft Train Simulator could be just the game for you.
Microsoft Train Simulator was first released in the UK in 2001. It is now popular all over the world and has spawned a sequel, Microsoft Train Simulator 2. In the game, players take control of a locomotive and cruise along 6 different routes. They can choose between the Northeast Corridor in the United States, the Arlberg Railway in Austria set during the 1930s, the Odakyu Odaware Line in Tokyo and more. Microsoft Train Simulator takes rail enthusiast on a trip around the world and through the ages, giving them the chance to control a variety of trains across a range of landscapes.
Microsoft Train Simulator is a single player only game and it is available for the Microsoft Windows operating System.
