Much of TS20XX was just start game in a cab, drive until you get to your destinations, and then the "Well done" message pops up and takes you back to the main screen. Having played both games, I wouldn't necessarily say so. Train sim world is overhyped and extremely bad and unrealistic. While it likely won't be coming out until Q3 of 2021 at the earliest,if you like steam and the Trainz type experience, I would say be (cautiously, b/c it hasn't come out and settled in yet) optimistic and on the lookout for SimRail. It is also featuring content from Poland, including a Steam locomotive, so that makes it stand out in a way. Set to come out on Q3 2021 from a group of Polish developers, it promising an extremely OP game mechanics package, from Multiplayer to Real Time, Weather data, and even the ability to play in Multiple modes.įrom what I've seen from it, and the types of content it's delivering, it certainly seems quite closely aligned to Trainz and the experience it provided, but with a better suite of features. That said, if you like Trainz and the experience that it provided, then you might want to keep your eye on SimRail.
It is more realistic (as I have argued for in a previous response), but it does have less routes and most notably, no steam yet. Train Sim World has far better graphics, and more exploratory options more represents a merge between isolated FPS and Train Sims with a timetabled set of services. That said it does feature much larger maps and steam, so between the two, this is probably the better direction for you. TS is probably as old as the newer Trainz versions itself, as a game that has been around since 2012 and hasn't changed very much, aside from the addition of new DLC routes. Even though are made by Dovetail, they feature different backgrounds and experiences. I think you're better off with TS but I'd also like to mention Derail Valley especially if you have any interest in playing in VR! It doesn't simulate a real time or place but the physics and freight operations are great and its a lot of fun.
TSW has more detail in each locomotive and lets you walk around the entire train and interact with most of the switches, but I don't think it has any steam locomotives yet, and it overall feels too arcadey, but that's just my opinion. If you want to drive a specific route or a specific locomotive, Train Simulator probably has it. TSW is the reboot with modern graphical fidelity, but it has far less breadth of content.
Every year they change the name to keep it current, but most of the game's content is 5-10 years old if not older. TS2021 is actually an old simulator called Railworks that was acquired and renamed Train Simulator, and over the years has amassed a huge quantity of DLC and custom content.
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