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Games like Microsoft Train Simulator

2001PC

In Microsoft Train Simulator you drive locomotives on faithfully recreated routes, managing braking, timetables and signals yourself. The calm, detail-rich rhythm of realistic train operation is what makes it special.

  • Driving or flying
  • Sandbox with your own goals
  • Deep systems to master

The closest matches for Microsoft Train Simulator are City Car Driving, Train Simulator Classic and Train Sim World 2. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Microsoft Train Simulator special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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City Car Driving

93 %Match

2016PCSteam Deck playable82 % positive23.49 €

Brings what grabs you about Microsoft Train Simulator: driving or flying, a realistic look and gameplay over story.

A realistic driving simulator focused on practicing everyday car control and traffic rules in city environments. It is about careful, rule-abiding driving rather than racing.

Train Sim World 2

Deep systems to master

A detailed train simulator where you drive authentic locomotives on real-world routes, from high-speed services to freight and commuter runs. The appeal lies in operating realistic cabs and the calm, precise rhythm of running a railway.

Bus Driver

Driving or flying

A bus driving simulator where you follow timetables along set routes through a city, obey traffic rules and keep passengers safe and comfortable. It trades racing thrills for calm, rule-abiding driving.

Euro Truck Simulator

Driving or flying

The original truck simulation: haul freight in realistic European trucks between cities like London, Rome and Berlin, delivering on time. A calm, down-to-earth driving experience with no story or combat.

Trainz Simulator: Murchison 2

Sandbox with your own goals

A detailed Trainz route that merges a narrow-gauge logging railway with a large standard-gauge network. Built on real terrain data, it invites relaxed train driving in the steam-to-diesel transition era.

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