Whether you’ve been free-wheeling in Free Roam, experimenting with The Editor or perfecting with Photo Mode there’s been loads to do with the release of Train Sim World 4 – as well as operating our newest trains on our newest routes!

But if you’re really getting through those timetabled services and smashing scores on the set Scenarios, you might be thinking, what next? How can I get more from each of the core routes?

Out now are a selection of Expansion Bundles featuring Train Sim World Compatible Add-ons that layer into each of the new Train Sim World 4 routes. This expands the number of playable and AI timetabled services, giving a more diverse choice of trains to drive and see throughout the routes, making for a more involved and busy experience.

These bundles are now available on Steam with the ‘Complete My Collection’ feature, meaning if you have some of the content listed in these bundles, you can still save by purchasing the outstanding ones.

Purchase of any Train Sim World 4 edition is required to make use of these Expansion Bundles.

The UK Expansion Bundle brings the East Midlands Trains Class 158 to the route operating Norwich to Liverpool, Nottingham and Sheffield services across part of the line between Grantham and Peterborough and adding a healthy amount of DMU traffic to this otherwise electric, high-speed route.

The Thameslink Class 700 populates Peterborough Station with AI services heading out of the map plus some playable ECS services too and the Class 66 RHTT allows seasonal cleaning to take place – perfect for playing during these autumn months! Class 66 freight services utilising content from Southeastern Highspeed can also be operated.

Once you’ve filled your ECML boots, you can then enjoy the native services that Midland Main Line and Southeastern Highspeed routes offer.

For Antelope Valley Line, this bundle adds all that’s required to see and play a host of freight services on the line, namely the prototypical Union Pacific trains that make use of this territory. Both Sherman Hill and Cane Creek Add-ons provide the SD70ACe and AC4400CW locomotives and a special service can be run with the iconic Santa Fe F7.

Once you’ve mastered freight on our latest US route, you can then enjoy a change of Californian scenery with Cajon Pass or take to Sherman Hill and Cane Creek themselves.

You might be wondering what could layer onto our first (and so far, only) Austrian route in Train Sim World? Given its position on the border with Germany and proximity to the Swiss border, a modest selection of layers can be unlocked with the addition of content from those respective countries.

This European Bundle adds Bregenz to Lindau Hbf services using the SBB RABe 523 from the Swiss S-Bahn Zentralschweiz, as well as those utilising the MRCE 182 between Bludenz and Feldkirch, which combines content from Hauptstrecke Hamburg - Lübeck, Hauptstrecke Rhein-Ruhr and the DB BR 101 loco Add-on.

If you then fancy taking to the tracks in Switzerland and Germany themselves, these route Add-ons will provide yet more gameplay with local passenger and regional freight services to operate.

The interchangeable nature of the German railway network’s plethora of units and locomotives means that service layers can be quite complex for our Germany content!

For this bundle, applicable to the Dresden – Riesa route Add-on, we’ve focused on the additional services offered up by the high-speed BR 406 ICE 3M from Schnellfahrstrecke Köln-Aachen and the DB BR 187 loco Add-on for that route. As well as services from Haupstrecke Rhien Ruhr, including the DB BR 101 loco Add-on.

But if that’s not enough for you, you can view the full list of service layers from all relevant route and loco Add-ons (available as separate purchases) over on our Support Page!