Ever wanted to drive a tram or run your own tram system? Now’s your chance with the release of the new City Transport Simulator: Tram game.
In the game you will be able to step into the cab of some of the most iconic trams in the world. Each tram has been lovingly recreated with true-to-life interiors, exteriors, and driving mechanics to delivery an authentic tram-driving experience. Each tram will give you unique challenges as you try to drive it round the city of your choice.
There are also two exciting game modes: career and sandbox. The Career mode will probably be of interest to many reading this as it is your chance to take on the challenge of revitalising a struggling tram network. You will start with a single tram and minimal resources and must then work to expand and improve the network, aiming to create a city-wide system. As you progress through the game, players can grow their fleet, refine and customise timetables, and unlock new opportunities to enhance their operations.
If that’s not for you then you can use Sandbox mode which gives you the freedom of driving your favourite trams without constraints. You can explore everything the city has to offer and make it your own, design tramlines how you want and transport passengers at your leisure.
There are three versions of the game, which offer different trams as part of the package:
- Standard – ULF A1, ULF B1, R2.2b
- Deluxe – adds the StadtRegioTram and Type D Vienna
- Collector – also adds the classic E1 Vienna and GT8N Mannheim
City Transport Simulator: Tram has been developed courtesy of ViewApp and published by Dovetail Games.
It is out now on Steam, Epic, Xbox Series X/S, and Playstation 5. The Standard edition RRP is £19.99, Deluxe is £29.99 and Collector is £39.99.
I don’t suppose that there is an option featuring a Manchester Corporation maximum traction bogie car in the late 1920s, is there??!!
Damn! I guessed that there wouldn’t be.