Train Sim World 2: Southern BR Class 313 EMU Add-On

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PC Xbox & PC Xbox One Series

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Game info

Metacritic: --
Steam: 4.2/5 · 32 reviews
Developer: High Iron Simulations
Publisher: Gathering of Developers
Franchise: Train Sim World
Release: 2021-10-28

Languages

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EnglishFrenchGerman

Text

EnglishFrenchGermanSpanish - SpainRussian+1

Genres

Simulation Racing

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About this game

Classic British Rail Experience in Train Sim World 2

Train Sim World 2: Southern BR Class 313 EMU Add-On invites players to navigate the picturesque South Coast of England’s rail network. The highlight is the historic BR Class 313/2 train, a fan favorite known for its performance on routes running to Brighton, Seaford, and further afield. This add-on enriches the simulation with authentic details and historical context, ensuring enthusiasts appreciate both the nostalgia and functionality of this classic rolling stock.

Step Back in Time with Historic Design

Introduced between 1976 and 1977, the BR Class 313 EMUs were game-changers, offering improved capacity and performance for urban rail travelers. Originally based at Hornsey and Willesden depots, these units quickly became synonymous with the East Coast Main Line and London's commuter services. Their dual-voltage capabilities allowed them to operate efficiently across various regions, making them a crucial asset in the British railway landscape.