If even Steam Reviews are telling you it's shit, that's not a good sign you should buy it

>>320653473
>Costume set

>>320653473

You think that's expensive? Maybe you should see the DLC prices for Train Simulator.

>>320653585
Costumes are pretty important for dicks.
Thank god piracy exists.

>>320653579
Mostly just want to know if the online works from people who have the game.
All the reviews are months old.

>>320653691
>Comparing accurate simulations that require a good deal of research and offer quite a bit of gameplay functionality to cosmetic only costumes.

>>320654876
Nobody cares how realistic a bunch of dumb trains are. They're not worth what they're asking for.

>>320653473

The prices are comparable, but on console, like you'd expect from a fighting game where people focus on a few characters at most as their mains, you buy them individually or in smaller packs for single characters, with an option to buy large packs for many characters at once.

On PC they just lumped it all together in huge packs like that because who the fuck knows. Maybe they were worried about how it'd look having hundreds of DLC entries. Maybe they just couldn't be bothered with the work - we already know they're lazy shitters from how so many of their ports, including this one, turned out.

It does have online now. It's the barely functional amount to qualify, despite all they promised about it.

No, it's not worth buying. Pirate it if you want it, and get updated dlc packs a few days after each one's released.

>>320655169
>Nobody cares how realistic a bunch of dumb trains are
Clearly Train Simulator's entire target audience does. I'm a pinball fag, so I absolutely understand even though pinball tables are quite a bit cheaper.

>>320653473

The online mode doesn't have lobbies, so you're at the mercy of the matchmaking to get games.