SimRail - The Railway Simulator Reviews

one of the best dispatcher game on the market

I only play multiplayer and its fun.

As other reviews have mentioned, the singleplayer experience is a little frustrating and lacking, especially with the lack of a "sandbox"/timetable mode, and no ability to save, meaning you need to complete runs of multiple hours in a single sitting. I have not dived into multiplayer yet, and the learning curve seems daunting as you're going straight into MP, fumbling about, and affecting other players. However, from what I've experienced in single player, it's a true simulator with prototypical behaviour, feels great, and I think it's worth the price even if I were judging it as if the multiplayer component didn't exist. I look forward to putting more time in and hopefully being able to start with multiplayer.

a little rough around the edges, definitely needs polishing, but surprisingly fun and engaging when you‘re somehow into trains.

This game has driving realism that i can handle which is cool. Had fun doing tutorial mission. Graphics are really good (RTX 3080 ti) it was not lagging. Only things i need is: Fix a bug when i drowe from Kraków to Katowice my train somewhere before Bedzin under the map. Add a GeForce now so i can play on Phone. Add a VR it will be so cool. Recommended

Apart from a really gltichy training which takes 50 minutes and had to retry a lot of times (due to bugs) it only took 4 hours to make! After accessing Multiplayer, the game changed, it became sooo good, there is still alot to improve, hoever i think the game is really nice how it is

I don't know any other game that gives such a multiplayer experience between train drivers and train dispatchers with this level of realism

Really unfortunate as its so close to being a great game, but literally unplayable with several long standing game breaking bugs.

The game crashes every time. During early access, everything was fine, and I was really rooting for the company (and I still am). However, it can't be that every time, it's impossible to finish a scenario. It's better to have a well-optimized game than to open new scenarios that can't be completed. I've checked everything—details, graphics—and even upgraded my graphics card to a Titanium 4060 because of this game. On the new maps, errors pop up, either related to memory or something else. I understand the immense amount of work put into the game because it looks stunning in terms of sound, graphics, and the overall railway atmosphere. But what’s the point if you can’t play it?"