Another train simulator has found its way through the world of game development and is now ready to be released to the world. The latest is from Aerosoft and Excalibur Games and it's called ZUSI 3 - Aerosoft Edition. It's said to be "highly realistic" in its simulation of trains. This includes its "accurate simulation of signalling and protection systems."
Apparently, the ZUSI series is used by railway companies for training new drivers. I don't know much about trains or train companies, but I'm willing to believe what this press release is telling me here. I mean, using games to train people isn't all that uncommon in other industries, so why would the railway industry be an exception?
ZUSI 3 - Aerosoft Edition is pulling zero punches when it comes to pricing. It's launching at $69.99 (USD) on Steam and is available right now.
