Train Simulator 2013
For those who have grown up in a big city such as me, trains are an everyday part of life. Living most of my life in New York, I always took a train top school, or to a friend’s house, or to the local card shop where I endlessly spend every dollar I had on Pokemon cards. But for others, trains were an anomaly, something that they had never seen. Well, what better way to experience something new than through a simulator? For all you real-life simulator lovers out there, I am glad to announce that railsimulator.com’s Train Simulator 2013 is finally available for download at the steam store. A sequel to the award-winning and best-selling Train Simulator 2012, Train Simulator 2013 is sure to bring more locomotives, more tracks, and a much richer experience.
To begin with, Train Simulator 2013 will feature brand-new graphics, as well as all of the same locomotives you love, as well as new ones, including the ES44AC, SW10, SD70, SD40-2, Electrostar, AEM-7, Class 483 and 0-4-0 Saddle Tank. In addition, there will also be several new tracks in which you can test out these behemoths, such as the Isle of Wight, London to Brighton, and Northeast corridor. TS 2013 also allows you to move away from the keyboard and mouse and relax on the couch, with the all-new Xbox 360 controller compatibility. And, as an added bonus, the steam workshop will also be compatible, allowing users from all over the world an opportunity to share their favorite custom trains and tracks. With all this being included, Steam is giving early buyers an extra incentive by reducing the price by 10%, making this game come out to $26.99 before September 20th.
Train Simulator 2013 is sure to expand upon the already large simulator experience that railsimulator.com has brought out. I’m positive this will give players an experience that I know everyone should have: The opportunity to ride, and conduct, a powerhouse.
