The Autumn Sales continue for a huge amount of Train Sim World Add-ons and some huge discounts! Steam Store, 6th - 13th October 2025 There are huge discounts to be had across most of the Train Sim World back catalogue, meaning you can add even more Compatible Content to your collection. The Train Sim World 6 versions of the Add-ons are discounted in this sale. View the Sale Discounts Continue - up to 90% off! If you missed out on the Steam Autumn Sale, fear not! Many (but not all) of the Train Sim World Add-ons on sale continue through until the end of this sale, including some of the huge 90% off routes that featured last week! TSW6 Content Layers Layers Bundles - Now Live! If you're looking to layer in all the playable and AI services in the new Train Sim World 6 routes, then we've prepared three new Add-ons bundles. These Bundles are 'Complete My Collection' meaning if you own some of the content already, you can still save on picking up the rest! These Bundles do not contain the TSW6 Core routes - just the Add-ons required to fill out their timetables. Riviera Line Layers Bundle Morristown Line Layers Bundle Leipzig-Dresden Layers Bundle Route & Loco Add-ons There are plenty of other route Add-ons which have locomotives and trains that layer into them for even more Gameplay! Like Southeastern Highspeed and the ROG Class 37, both half price! Gameplay Packs If you've got loads of routes and loco's but fancy adding more gameplay and rolling stock to your timetables, then Gameplay Packs are the way to go! There are big savings on packs adding classic traction, like Diesel Legends of the Great Western or unique liveries, like the Arosa Aggregates pack. Even more savings! If you have the routes that are 90% off, there are more than are 80% off! Both Maintalbahn and Sherman Hill offer diesel action along a German branch line or the arid American landscape, as well as adding layers to other Train Sim World routes. Train Sim World 6 - Out Now! A reminder that Train Sim World 6 is available to play now, including Compatible Content for Steam players. You can read more about Train Sim World 6 in our release article. Find out more about Train Sim World 6 by following @trainsimworld on Twitter/X, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and TikTok.
eagerly awaiting the console guys complaining about yet another sale on steam and talking about how unfair it is blah blah blah and blaming dtg and valve instead of blaming sony and microsoft
Aren't consoles sold below actual 'price' and their hardware value/cost is sort of subsidized, and Sony/XBox need to recuperate their losses by DLC and subscription sales? Meaning the money GBP/USD/EUR 500 to buy a console won't even buy you a half decent PC video card. Might perhaps explain why there are fewer sales and those sales have only shallower discounts on the consoles? (https://www.purexbox.com/news/2025/...x-prices-compare-to-ps5-and-nintendo-switch-2) I still have my PS4 and a bunch of games, but at €152/y for a premium "Plus" subscription, I declined and now the PS is already obsolete. And given the proximity of Microsoft to most of the game studios, I'd rather buy an XBox nowadays.
That really depends on the particular console, Nintendo famously don't for the most part, they pretty consistently sold their systems for profit up till the 8th gen. And the under-performance of the 3DS and the outright bombing of the Wii U very much made them course correct for Switch. Though I'm not sure if the Switch 2 is in the same boat, I know rumor was Switch 2 cost about $400 to make, which would mean they should be, but that was pre-tariff woes. As far as others go I do believe Sony & Microsoft have done that, though usually only for mild decreases in prices. Usually the idea being that the console + one extra full priced game should be enough to turn a profit. There's exceptions, famously the PS3 was sold way under manufacture cost despite its high price, which came to bite them when they realized most people couldn't justify a $599 system in 2006. Honestly the massive amount of units produced for consoles is a much bigger reason for cost reductions than them "under-pricing" the systems. Bare in mind, it's not like any singular PC, and by extension its parts, necessarily gets 50 million of them made. So they probably don't need to be so strict on their sales, at least not for that reason. ...All I'll say is good thing you ain't a console guy, or you'd likely be making a big mistake right now. (Even ignoring certain rumor's going around Microsoft's probably got the best PC selection, and they're the only console maker that port their games to their competitors consistently)
75% off Ludwigsbahn seems about right, then later on pick up the E94 Railtour pack. Got a feeling I might enjoy the "Lud" more than Dresden to Leipzig.
I was wondering why it was so cheap in the sale just finished! It looks decent from the videos of it I've watched especially the more scenic section. I've not got round to buying it yet.
Seen any complaining yet? Why all this hate for console players. It's clear that PC outperforms consoles. But many (like myself) discovered TSW while searching for something new. These are not as common here in the US. So many have already invested in TSW on what they have. Perhaps if it were possible to transfer your profile to another platform, many would go to PC. Console might be inferior to PC, but it's good enough. Everything on sale here the consoles have already had deep discounts for.
