Operated By "Die Zentralbahn", an SBB subdivision. 3 dead-end stations with different altitudes and panoramas. Wide selection of trains, from the latest electro trains to the "Golden Pass' with gold livery o the early 2010s. Luzern: a busy station where "Zentralbahn" mostly operate tracks 13,14 and 15. Engelberg: Famous mountain location, home of mount Titlis and is notorious Rotair, a 360 degrees rotating cable car. Meiringen: Once passed the Brünig mountain pass, you arrive at meiringen, a lovely village situated between Luzern and Interlaken and home of the Reichenbach falls, place designated in popular literature as the location of the final physical altercation between Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty.
Is this a Rack Railway or not? If it's a Rack Railway the game physics engine Simgraph must be capable of handling rack Railway operation for this route.
It's a mixed Rack and Adhesion, Rack is in the Engelberg Tunnel and there are 4 sections over the pass between Giswil and Meiringen
Personally if they can't recreate exactly some rack physics on this route is not that important, the route has a lot of other stuff to offer both as gaming and simulation experience.
