We’ve already been to the Isle of Man in Train Sim World 2, but the addition of the scenic Arosalinie may just make for the best virtual tourism available in Dovetail’s simulator to date. In this borderline fantasy setting, you’ll be travelling from Arosa to Chur, winding your way through the alps while crossing viaducts and passing through city streets.
As with any expansion in this title, you’ll be able to ride as a passenger, enjoying the sights as you would a real tourist – but the real beauty comes from driving the RhB Ge 4/4 II for yourself; a challenging train to master given the steep inclines of the track you’ll be navigating. There are also freight tasks included on the timetable, as well as various different weather scenarios.
This looks like ideal escapism to us, and it’s particularly pertinent at a time when we’re all still in lockdown. Are you an existing Train Sim World 2 player that’s looking forward to tackling this add-on pack? Or has this piqued your attention at all, as you seek out a spot of virtual tourism? Brave the snow in the comments section below.
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I couldn't my eyes when I was looking at the sale last week to see that this game has my own bloody commute as DLC
I spent an afternoon in Switzerland once. Drove through some long tunnel on our tour bus, stopped for about 20 minutes near some incredible waterfalls, then drove back thru the tunnel some more. So much alcohol consumed on that breakneck speed trip it was almost like a dream. At least that's how I remember it 25 years later. Had lunch in Lucerne near Wagner's house on a lake. I drew a pic of it in crayon on a napkin. I did mention the alcohol consumption, right? Oh yeah, that was all we could do b/c it was some religious Wednesday in July and the entire city was shut down. Stupid tour. But I'll always remember that waterfall in the middle of that long tunnel, even if it was a dream.
@get2sammyb Isle of Wight!!! People mixing them up fills me with rage.
Well a small amount of irritation anyway.
But this add-on looks amazing.
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