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The Acela Express hauls North America’s famous Amtrak high speed rail service between Washington D.C. and New york City. Now available fully–optimized for Train Simulator 2012, the Acela Express is highly detailed and includes all the familiar features of the real thing, including the tilting system which enables the train to take bends at high speed. The Acela Express is the only train in North America which exceeds the Department of Transportation’s 125mph minimum...

The Class 422 ‘4BIG’ was a slam door classic across the south coast routes of England and is now available for Train Simulator. The 4BIG was similar to the standard 4CIG EMU but contained a buffet car in place of an intermediate trailer, thereby consisting of two driving trailers, a non–driving motor coach and a buffet car. The first 4BIG was delivered into service in late 1965 from BR York Works, and up until 1972 were regular units on south coast passenger services. ...

The heavyweight of UK freight is coming! The updated General Motors built Freightliner Class 66 V2.0 ‘Shed’ is now available for Train Simulator, with scenarios for the Edinburgh–Glasgow route. The Class 66 was introduced to the UK in 1998 as a replacement to the popular Class 59, using the same body shell as its forerunner but with updated power units, internal fittings, new computer control systems, radial steering bogies and 3,000hp engines. In total, 446 of the...

The Class 70 is one of the most distinctive UK diesel locomotive designs of all time, thanks to its US origins and safety features, and now this superbly–detailed loco comes to TS2012 or TS2013 in correct Freightliner livery! 

Donner Pass: Southern Pacific puts you to the test on this world–famous railroad where engineers deal with steep grades, tight curves and seriously heavy trains as part of a day’s work. With more than 140 miles of track between Roseville and Reno and the dramatic Sierra Nevada landscape of the Donner Pass itself, there are hours of pleasure to be had driving through this incredible part of North America.  The first railroad through the Sierra Nevada mountains was...

The Edinburgh–Glasgow Expansion Pack is a recreation of the 46–mile line from Edinburgh Waverley to Glasgow Queen Street, via Falkirk High. Originally dating back to 1842, the line runs through open countryside passing through several stations including Haymarket, Linlithgow, Polmont, Falkirk High and Bishopbriggs, and passes the famous Murrayfield Stadium outside Edinburgh. For RailWorks 2, the route includes the Class 170 Turbostar DMU and features highly–detailed models of...

The superbly detailed EWS Class 66 V2.0 is now available for Train Simulator.

The F40PH California Zephyr brings together one of the most famous names and one of the most recognisable shapes in US railroading for Train Simulator! Built by the General Motors Electro–Motive Division from 1975 into the early 1990s, the F40PH was built specifically for Amtrak to haul short passenger services. However, it soon proved its versatility and before long the F40PH was hauling long–distance passenger trains such as the famous California Zephyr. Other operators also...

The GG1 electric locomotive is a true icon of North American railroading, and now you can drive this impressive loco in Train Simulator 2012 or Train Simulator 2013!  

About the Game Drive along this famous railroad under the shadow of the Allegheny Mountains and try your driving skills on the tight turns and steep gradients of the famous Pennsylvanian Horseshoe Curve! The Horseshoe Curve Expansion Pack has been designed to maximize the graphical and operational advances which have been made in Train Simulator, and includes new EMD GP7 and F7 locomotives plus unlock–able scenarios which allow you to work your way up as an engineer on the Pennsylvania...

One of the world’s most famous locomotives, the Flying Scotsman, is now here for Train Simulator in a new LNER black livery. The Gresley–designed Flying Scotsman has become an icon of British steam, hauling the first non–stop Flying Scotsman train service from London to Edinburgh in 1928 and breaking records ever since. Entering service almost 90 years ago and still running today, the Flying Scotsman has been a renowned record breaker in its lifetime, including being the...

London–Faversham High Speed brings together the exhilaration of high speed trains with the more serene ‘classic’ third rail lines of Kent all in one route, complete with the streamlined Southeastern Class 395.

The London to Brighton Expansion Pack recreates the whole 50 miles from London Victoria to Brighton and includes the Class 377 Electrostar.

The PRR K4 steam locomotive is a true American classic, and is the ideal companion to our Horseshoe Curve Expansion Pack which captures the glory days of the PRR.

The Settle–Carlisle Expansion Pack is a superb modern recreation of this famous and beautiful British route, complete with 5 locomotives and rolling stock. 

The best just got even better! RailSimulator.com pushes the boundaries of simulation once again with Train Simulator 2013, the latest addition to the multi–award winning series. Feel the power as you drive some of the world’s mightiest machines on railroads across the globe. Master these heavy duty trains as you complete missions and face fearsome challenges, build your career or simply drive for pleasure. Use the built–in tools to create new railroads, or add to your...

Train Simulator 2013 - Rail Works 4 Buy Train Simulator 2013 now!  You will get the Key for the game via eMail immediately within a few minutes once it is released. Download the game FULL speed for free via the Steam network. Steam can be found here.  Video   Screenshots   Product description The best just got even better! RailSimulator.com pushes the boundaries of simulation once again with Train Simulator 2013, the latest addition to the multi-award winning series. Feel the power as you drive some of the world’s mightiest machines on railroads across the globe. Master these heavy duty trains as you complete missions and face fearsome challenges, build your career or simply drive for pleasure. Use the built-in tools to create new railroads, or add to your collection from our huge range of DLC locos and routes.   Features Stunningly accurate locomotives with realistic sounds, controls and physics including ES44AC, SW10, SD70, SD40-2, Electrostar, AEM-7, Class 483 and 0-4-0 Saddle Tank.Lots of fantastic routesDrive with Xbox 360 controller, keyboard or mouseIntegrated STEAM workshop mission download centreEnhanced graphics and performanceScore your driving and join the global leader board with Career SystemQuick Drive menu system: drive what you like, where you likeInteractive maps and task lists  System requirements OS: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 Processor: 2.8 GHz Core 2 Duo (3.2 GHz Core 2 Duo recommended), AMD Athlon MP (multiprocessor variant or comparable) Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: 512 MB with Pixel Shader 3.0 (AGP PCIe only) - Laptop versions of these chipsets may work but are not supported. Updates to your video and sound card drivers may be required DirectX: 9.0c Hard Drive: 6 GB HD space Sound: Direct X 9.0c compatible Other: Broadband Internet connection, Quicktime Player is required for playing the videos

The most significant route expansion since the launch of RailWorks, West Coast Main Line North brings you well over 100 miles of highly–detailed railway line, with stations, yards, cuttings, viaducts and stunning scenery. West Coast Main Line North recreates the route between Carlisle and Glasgow as it appeared in the early 1990s, with no less than 26 realistically–modelled stations and halts. Also included is the brand new Class 86 electric locomotive, which was built specifically to...

Running from Sheffield to Manchester via the rugged landscape of the Pennines, the Woodhead Line was electrified way back in the early 1950s with the Class 76 electric locomotive being built especially for the line. A major feature of the route is the Woodhead Tunnel system, comprising three tunnels (the third being added specifically for the electrification of the line) to enable the line to run through the hilly landscape of the northern Peak District. The Class 76 electric locomotive was...