Drive massive trains and build your career in a vast open railway network. For both PC and VR.
What makes Derail Valley different?
You can feel the physics. Walk without restrictions, in and out of locomotives, changing them as you see fit. Couple and uncouple trains as you complete your deliveries. Choose new deliveries freely. Take many at once if you will. Service your trains after derailing. Do this all spontaneously, and at any point you can save and continue later.
Built from the ground up for Virtual Reality - optional
Derail Valley fully supports playing on a regular PC, using mouse and keyboard on a flat screen, but virtual reality is where it really shines. In VR you can, for the first time ever, truly be inside train cabs and operate controls with your own hands. Derail Valley supports all major PC VR headsets, such as Oculus, Windows Mixed Reality, Valve and HTC.
Derail Valley is an incredible game to have if you love driving trains!
I've played the campaign on realistic difficulty from the start. It is a very rewarding experience to get better and more comfortable driving the locomotives as you progress and unlock the new licenses. Now, after nearly 200 hours of playing, and having many millions of dollars...
Derail Valley is the best train simulator I've ever had the pleasure of playing. Unlike most other train sims I've played, DV doesn't sit you at your desk and have you manage speed for hours on end so you can arrive at your destination in 4 hours. Instead, you're on reasonably hazardous track, and there's no HUD telling you what the speed limits been...
I love such games where you figure out yourself what to do and how to do. The progress of getting new locomotives are nice, upgrades, hauling, good simulator. Even better then AAA train sim.
Hope we can get optimized ram usage before the end of the year
(I'm really really hyped up about B100 using %100 of my ram🥀)
It's the best dang train game on Steam! has had continuous on-going development, and road-map plans out for potentially a year or more yet.
