Dovetail Games has officially revealed the next entry in its popular railway simulation series: Train Sim World 6 (TSW6). The game is set to release on 30 September 2025, bringing with it new trains, fresh routes, and a few welcome upgrades to the formula fans know and love.

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Train Sim World 6: Release Date and Platforms

The announcement dropped on 26 August 2025, confirming that Train Sim World 6 will be available on:

• PlayStation 5

• PlayStation 4

• Xbox Series X|S

• Xbox One

• PC

The game officially launches on 30 September 2025, but players who grab the Deluxe or Special Edition will unlock 5-day early access starting 25 September. Both editions also include bonus trains such as the NJ Transit ALP-45DP and the CrossCountry BR Class 220.

What’s New in Train Sim World 6?

Like past entries, TSW6 continues as an evolution rather than a revolution — but the new content is sure to excite train enthusiasts. Here’s what’s coming this year:

• Morristown Line (USA): Drive NJ Transit’s suburban route with the III EMU, ALP-46, and MultiLevel cars.

• Riviera Line (UK): Experience the scenic English coast with GWR services using the “Intercity” Class 802 and the Class 150/2 “Sprinter.”

• Bahnstrecke Leipzig–Dresden (Germany): Ride Germany’s oldest long-distance railway with the ICE-T and BR 442.

Beyond the routes, players can look forward to:

• A refreshed Photo Mode to capture stunning rail moments.

• The return of Free Roam, Conductor, and Creator Club modes.

• A Free Starter Pack (available until 11 November 2025) to try the Training Center before upgrading.

A Steady Journey Forward

As with recent installments, Train Sim World 6 focuses more on new content than sweeping gameplay changes. Built on Unreal Engine 4, it keeps the familiar feel of the series while adding trains, routes, and quality-of-life improvements.

For long-time fans, it’s another annual highlight — with DLC expansions expected to follow. Importantly, TSW6 will also maintain content compatibility with previous versions, so your existing collection won’t go to waste.

Final Thoughts

The arrival of Train Sim World 6 shows once again why the series has become a staple for rail simulation fans. While it’s not a reinvention, the mix of new routes, iconic trains, and classic modes ensures plenty to look forward to this September.