The full release of Train Sim World 2 Rush Hour has left us with some issues that we want to see resolved as quickly as possible. Instances of the game crashing take the highest priority as do problems with services not being completable. It is obvious that the current difficulty for players to access their full collection on PlayStation 5 is right at the top of the list of priorities.

The transition to Unreal Engine 4.26 and changes inherent to Rush Hour have left us with a higher than usual list of serious problems to deal with as quickly as possible. As such instead of the usual Roadmap stream today we will be answering questions about the current state of the game and outlining where we want to take it over the next weeks and months. This will not focus on upcoming new releases as much as we will be talking about features, stability and performance of the game and how we plan to help those who are struggling to get a consistent experience back to a state of being able to enjoy the game without issue. You can read our current list of priorities on the forum.

It is sure to be an interesting stream, so it is highly likely to be worth your time watching and taking part.

Returning to this week's update to the Roadmap and we're looking for the arrival (finally!) of the Class 313 and the West Cornwall Local route. If you have not seen the Railfan TV preview stream for the latter, it will give you a good idea of what to expect so it is worth a look if you're interested in the route. We've a similar preview for the Class 313 happening on Friday 22nd October.

Fresh to the Roadmap this time around is the next German route which introduces the Tharandter Rampe running from Dresden to Chemnitz. As with any new addition you will have a lot of questions, and we will answer as many as possible between now and the release of the route.

Key: ▲ Moved up ▼ Moved down ★ New listing ® Rush Hour

Join us today, Tuesday October 19th at 19:00 UTC, on Twitch or YouTube where Sam and Matt will be discussing the latest Roadmap and answering your questions. You can also find all our release previews over on YouTube.