Train Simulator Uphill Drive - Realistic train simulation

Ready to become the ultimate conductor of your own choo-choo train empire? We are thrilled to present Train Simulator Uphill Drive, where you can channel your inner train enthusiast and navigate through challenging terrains with style and finesse. Pack your bags, grab your ticket, and brace yourself for an adrenaline-fueled journey filled with twists, turns, and some serious uphill battles. Get ready to honk that horn, manage your speed, and conquer the railway world like a true locomotive legend!

Introducing Train Simulator Uphill Drive, the eagerly awaited game you've been longing for! Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery while experiencing a lifelike train ascent in this simulation game. Modify the camera angle to suit your preferences, collect all passengers for drop-off at their specific destinations. Stay alert for sharp curves, manage your climbing speed, and ensure safe train operation.

Train Simulator Uphill Drive offers 10 distinctive train models, day and night modes corresponding to gameplay time, 15 captivating levels of simulation, and 3 settings like Hills, Desert, and City! Watch out for approaching trains and adhere to the speed limits. Progress by earning XP and leveling up to become the most skilled driver of all.

Game Controls for Train Simulator Uphill Drive:

* Increase altitude for forward motion & decrease for slowing down

* Press stop to halt

* Swipe left or right to navigate turns

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Tips about this game:

Quick Drive practice, Quick Drive practice, Quick Drive practice, there's no way getting around it, if you want to get good driving any steamer in this game, and you WILL be playing with the throttle and 'cutoff', the reverser, non-stop because the sweet spot for them both is continually changing as the terrain condition changes and different parts of your train are ascending and decending grades, sometimes simultaneously.

Reverser at 50% while cruising on level ground? Good gosh! No wonder you're coming to a stop so quickly! You're wasting virtually all your steam that you're making and emptying your boiler of all its water! XDD As others have said, when whole train is cruising on level track reverser/cutoff needs to be 15-20%, whichever direction you're running, and no higher except to build speed for a hill and to maintain your speed once on the hill and climbing.

Even when using automatic fireman, you'll need to manually turn on the blower whenever the water injector is on. The blower kicks the fire up into an even more of a raging inferno to compensate for the freshly injected water trying to cool things down. Without the blower, whenever the injector is on, your power level WILL drop. The blower keeps you from losing power while replenishing the boiler's water.

Another thing to watch out for is boiler filling, unless you turn regulator off or at least below consumption rate, it will go to the red as the boiler fills so I tend to aim for not accelerating but not losing any speed either and then when filled and the teardrop has gone from the HUD you can then give more welly.

Practice on some Quick Drives, Woodhead if you have it or Somerset and Dorset have some fearsome hills, always allow also a few seconds for the speed to tell you if you need more reverser or not, you can tell as you get closer to the sweet climbing spot the rate of your deceleration will slow and then stop and you can tap it up a bit more to get a bit of acceleration but be wary of taking the boiler down to its knickers as you won't have any pressure at all and soon grind to a slow halt.

Of course on some hills, it can be just prudent to halt quickly, build pressure and then start from scratch, that happened a lot more than we imagine and some engines were pressed into tasks that were wholly unsuitable for them and crawled up the hills like asthmatic ants on a bad day.