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Train Sim World 7

2026 Dovetail Games73Good

Playtime

ShortTypically 6 hours

Playable on

PC
PlayStation 5
Steam Deck
Playable
Steam Machine
Playable
SteamOS
Xbox Series X|S

Available on

PlayStation Store
$49.99
Steam
$49.99
Xbox
$79.99

Game modes

Single player

Details

Launch: September 10, 2026
Developer: Dovetail Games
Publisher: Dovetail Games
Themes: -
Genres: Simulator

Overview

Live life on the tracks and discover the joy of train simulation. Whether looking for a relaxing run on the rails or seeking the thrill of mastering your virtual train driver career, find your way in Train Sim World 7.

Press83

Players70

GreatGood

Metacritic81from 4 reviews
OpenCritic83from 12 reviews

Train Sim World 7 is another extensive, detailed train simulator with three varied new routes, though the leap over its predecessors is small and weak performance, bugs and a huge 225 GB install dampen the experience.

Despite its somewhat limited technical aspects and its lack of innovation, if you love trains, the level of simulation the game offers will be enough to make it your go-to game. Still, it would be nice to see more European rail systems—such as the French or Spanish ones—which would add variety to the game’s all-too-familiar German and British settings....

Whilst I’m still not sure what the thought process was behind making TSW a yearly release, I can’t deny just how much enjoyment I get out of playing them. Train Sim World 7 is no different, providing three high-quality routes for returning fans to enjoy. Plus, the new Freight Hauler mode offers more sandbox fun than even the Free Roam mode. Add on the...

Train Sim World 7 is a very comprehensive and accessible train simulator, and it’s especially recommended for those who want to get started with the series now. Its three new routes offer quite different experiences, and new features like real-time weather add to the immersion, but the lack of significant improvements over TSW6, the bugs, and room for...

Train Sim World 7 is a difficult game to review, because taken on its own merits it's clearly the most robust railway simulation Dovetail has released. But if you're coming from last year's Train Sim World 6, the differences are so minor that I could only really recommend it based on whether you want to play any of the new routes or not.The twist is...