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INDIAN TRAIN SIMULATOR | GAMEPLAY | HIGHBROW INTERACTIVE | PART-8 | KAMAL GAMEPLAY INDIAN TRAIN SIMULATOR Indian Train Simulator is the highly anticipated train simulation game after the “Euro Train Simulator”. In addition to all the features that made Euro such a hit with the masses – a proper gameplay to begin with, realistic and route-specific trains, passengers, varied weather options, complete control over settings, and accessibility to a more diverse set of users through translations – Indian Train Simulator features “Track Changing” and fully functional “Signalling System”. The game boasts a self-sufficient railroad environment where all trains coexist and operate just like in the real world. Dynamic track-changing and sophisticated path selection systems enable all the AI trains to function smartly without stepping on each others’ paths. Since players will now rely entirely on signalling and track changing switches, the paths they take will be one among an exponential set of possibilities. This means they will find themselves stopping their trains on any of the platforms available at each station.

OLD DELHI - INDIAN TRAIN SIMULATOR | GAMEPLAY WALKTHROUGH | HIGHBROW INTERACTIVE | PART-4 INDIAN TRAIN SIMULATOR Indian Train Simulator is the highly anticipated train simulation game after the “Euro Train Simulator”. In addition to all the features that made Euro such a hit with the masses – a proper gameplay to begin with, realistic and route-specific trains, passengers, varied weather options, complete control over settings, and accessibility to a more diverse set of users through translations – Indian Train Simulator features “Track Changing” and fully functional “Signalling System”. The game boasts a self-sufficient railroad environment where all trains coexist and operate just like in the real world. Dynamic track-changing and sophisticated path selection systems enable all the AI trains to function smartly without stepping on each others’ paths. Since players will now rely entirely on signalling and track changing switches, the paths they take will be one among an exponential set of possibilities. This means they will find themselves stopping their trains on any of the platforms available at each station.