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Whatever you love about trains, Train Simulator Classic lets you take your hobby to the next level.īahnstrecke Leipzig - DresdenThe new Leipzig - Riesa route extension adds an additional 65 km to the popular Riesa - Dresden route, making it a whole new experience as you drive the full 120km Bahnstrecke Leipzig - Dresden, as well as through the modern Leipzig City Tunnel! Lean your way into Dresden with the DB BR 411 ICE T, sporting the latest climate-positive branding, or serve the locals of Leipzig with the striking silver S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland DB BR 442. Master complex operations on the DB BR 411 ICE T, BR Class 390 Pendolino, Union Pacific AC4400CW, and more as you explore authentic routes. If they honestly care they wouldn’t make those sort of excuses, or say why they can’t.About This Game YOUR CLASSIC RAIL HOBBYWelcome to the ultimate railway hobby! Take to the tracks and control powerful iconic locomotives from around the world. Yeah, developers keep making excuses which only hurts them.
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I poked SCS Software on Twitter, on their blog, and in one of these VR articles on another site. I’m even seeing SCS Software being lazy about it by only retweeting articles praising the pet project VR they have, not actually implementing it in full…….
Just having it there is enough to gain interest. If you add it in you’ll gradually see more and more people jumping on board, even advertising your game via screenshots, and the like. If you don’t add a feature then of course you’ll see a low adoption rate. Not really train sim, but responding to the – ” Trainz sim developer has some members of the team who’d like to bring VR but they won’t because it’s not considered an immediate cash-cow.” portion with Tower Unite.ĭevelopers at Tower Unite noted how low the adoption rate would be, thus they’re holding back on VR, something I find both understandable, if stupid. It should give you a nice taste of what’s to come when the game drops on Friday, although if you’ve heard of this game already chances are you’ve played the demo to your wit’s end waiting for what promises to be a realistic (and immersive) train simulator.
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Image courtesy AltfutureĪ free demo is available on Steam, although Altfuture warns that it’s from mid-2017, so it’s “no longer representative of the full game.” For the sake of comparison, that’s about the size of the island of Malta (not including Gozo).Īccording to the studio, your locomotive can take damage, requiring constant maintenance. And yes, apparently you can also derail thanks to what the studio is calling ‘derailment physics’. The game is said to take place in a 256 km² (~99 sq mi) open world. 'The Twilight Zone VR' Review – Fun Psychological Horror Marred by Crappy CombatĪltfuture says Derail Valley is the result of two years of development, making the 25th a big day for the five-person team. Some optimizations, polish and features remain to be done.” “ Derail Valley is in a fully playable beta state, offering hundreds of hours of play time. “Already in its first version it will offer countless hours of gameplay,” the studio says on the game’s Steam page. Derail Valley is also touted for its ability to let you earn money and spend it on at least one extra locomotive to begin with, an old-timey steam train. The game, which lets you drive trains with your own two hands using VR motion controllers, is set in an open world full of places to deliver your cargo.
Some critical problems became apparent literally 30 minutes ago, hence the late news of the postponement.”
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The delay, the studio say in a Steam news post, was due to “last minute changes that made it impossible to test essential features (savegame, non-VR controls, railways, tutorial, license unlocking). The game will also include rudimentary controls for playing on standard monitors, including support for keyboard and mouse. Original Article (January 19th, 2019): Created by indie studio Altfuture, Derail Valley is slated to release on HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Windows VR headsets on January 25th. The studio also says it will soon be rebranding to Delay Very sometime in the near future.ĭerail Valley is available through Steam (Vive, Rift, Index, etc) and the Oculus Store (Rift) for $20. More info is still yet to come detailing the update, however we’re keeping our eyes on the game’s Steam news page for more info in the coming weeks. Altfuture has been closed beta testing its new features, however due to the current pandemic the release has been pushed back some.
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Update (April 22nd, 2020): Derails Valley’s ‘Overhaul’ update is said to arrive on May 21st.
Now indie studio Altfuture says one of its biggest updates is coming to the game next month, which is said to fix many of the game’s bugs, overhaul many of its existing systems, and add new content and features. Derail Valley, the train simulator for VR and PC, launched into Early Access last year, giving locomotive fans their very own trains to drive through a vast, open world.
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