I don't know about network railroad games, but I do know of a railroad simulator that you play and it is navigable completely by sound. I love the game myself. It is called Tube Sim (Sim for Simulator,) and it is for the blind; however, I think the sighted would find it amusing because you listen to what is happening to the right and left of you on your headphones, and depending on what sound queue you are looking for, you can get from Point A. to Point B. You might want to download Tube Sim and check it out.CptKirk said:
Like a modern Napster. Shareware. I haven't used it in years. But you can find about anything but you also are very likely to pickup a virus or spyware if you do not have good protection.CptKirk said:
They are done. My dad has a 2 story dutch barn style work shop. The entire second floor is about a $15k RR ran by a computer. He is really into it an spent a lot on them. He did not use the digitrak stuff he built his own software. Pretty cool to watch 7 or 8 going at one time.dogboy said:
- definitly its worth then you are in germany. But be prepared and sell your dated tickets before ypu are in Hamburg. MiWuLa had more visitors then the beautiful castle of Ludwig in Neuschwanstein/ Bavaria
(sorry, then i hear MiWuLa my hormones play with me 
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Nowadays you have to be the manager of evry city in the game.
chu chuuuu - no i mean have a good day 
I would love to go see that layout. But I live in the middle of the US.BBBen said:MiWuLa
And the Europapark had build there in Hamburg a VR-Experience, you can jump in the miniature world of MiWuLa. You definitly need time to visit (4h and more) and also non enthusiasts get their fun. There are so many buttons to activate little scenes in the model-wow
But dont try out our railroad system - you might strand in a city or come to late. DB is horrible at the moment.
To your question: Railroad Tycoon stll existd on Nintendo switch. I also liked Transport Tycoon. While iam child of the 80s, i like the old graphics in games - but the programmer always make more realistic, 3d based, complexer... Hey tycoons in the beginings were so good - you only could build without thinking too much of everything.
And on Switch i found a game you can build your own wooden train system "Tracks" - quite a Little little fun
And for fun on mobile phone there is a game called "mini metro". Dont expect too much. You "only" have to connect stations the best way to transport people from on to another point. But it could be fast a addiction.
The last simulator game i played was "Planet Coaster". Nowadays its a older simulator game for themeparks, but definitly worth it. You can construct your perfect own world- and there are also trains included.
For real visits: Europe has a lot of Train museums and there are a lot of museum track you can drive with realy old trains. I.e. Hogwarts Express - the Jacobite in Scotland. Or in Nürnberg you can experience the Adler the first train in germany. Or in netherlands the spoorwerkmuseum with a extra darkride to get in the world of trains. ...
When I was little I belonged to a HO RR club. Was amazing, but we moved. Never could find a local club. Then all of a sudden, a local news article talked about a club here doing a holiday display with O gauge. Had no idea they existed, but haven’t had a chance to check it out. My parents still have my trains but I lack the space for a setup or room. It would be neat to get back into but I think it’s something I may have to give up. A sim would be great. Train Simulator might fit the bill.dogboy said:
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Looking at reviews on steam for several different Train games, people complain about money grabs. I do wonder if there is a lot of licensing costs as well for some of the stuff that makes it pricey.egor said:
Not that I am aware of. Besides Pixel posted a news article about the millions that they made for the year. The group of users that I was in went major negative about the upgrade and gem "price" increase they included.mattyd said:
I'm surprised no one's mentioned Railway Empire yet. I've never played it (nor RR Tycoon, for that matter), but it's a thing, and it's on sale on Steam right now, as are all of its expansions. It's probably also on sale on Xbox and other platforms, too. Sales like this are often multi-platform. It appears that multiplayer in this game is co-op only, and may only be offline multiplayer, with another person at your computer, not sure. It doesn't seem that people like the co-op, that's for sure. One Steam forum thread mentioned another upcoming (as of 2019) game called Railroad Corporation that would have multiplayer, but who knows what happened with that, I haven't checked.CptKirk said:
