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Find out more about Train Sim World 5 by following @trainsimworld on X/Twitter, Bluesky
Frankfurt S-Bahn cover three distinct lines as part of Frankfurt’s S-Bahn network and introduces the DB BR 430 for the first time. Additional rolling stock and plentiful layers from previous Train Sim World Add-ons also feature, making for a sprawling route with many stations and lots of traffic.
The S-Bahn Rhein-Main came about in the late 1970s, when various routes out of Frankfurt were brought together as a single network. Also built and added onto the network was a connection to Frankfurt Airport, both the S-Bahn itself in 1980, and long-distance trains in 1999. Both feature in the in-game route.
As the title of the Add-on suggests, there are three lines that form part of this route.
New to Frankfurt S-Bahn is the hard-working DB BR 430 EMU, which operates the bulk of traffic on the S1, S8 and S9 lines. This 4-car, high-capacity EMU has been in full operation on the S-Bahn Rhein-Main since their introduction a little over a decade ago.
The design is reminiscent of the DB BR 422, although with more modern fittings and tweaks befitting of a busy network such as Frankfurt. The 430s replaced the much-lamented DB BR 420 and expanded the size of the fleet to offer a total of 9 trains an hour in each direction, spread across all 3 lines, with up to 12-car formations.
Supplementing the BR 430 is the DB BR 423, a staple EMU for S-Bahn networks across Germany.
Providing a regional touch is the DB BR 143 and Dosto combination, which runs RB services out of Wiesbaden.
Many of the S-Bahn services will depart westbound from Frankfurt Hbf, including from its subterranean platforms, and embark on a multitude of journeys. Be it day or night, drive S1 services along the north face of the Main river or take the S8 and S9 via the airport on criss-crossing paths along the Rhine, and converge under the historic roof of Wiesbaden Hbf.
The action takes place over a full 24-hour timetable, with services running throughout and providing gameplay at all times of day. The new DB BR 430 will operate on the many hundreds of services that keep the commuters of Hesse on the move.
On that line, players can operate:
AI-only traffic such as ICE and freight will also suitably layer in across the route, with freight operating both locally and end-to-end. RE and RB traffic also features as AI, utilising the timetable from Frankfurt – Fulda and trains from other route Add-ons such as Maintalbahn for the DB BR 642.
The full list of Add-ons that layer services into Frankfurt S-Bahn is as follows:
In order to provide a suitable experience across all platforms, two variants of the Frankfurt S-Bahn timetable have been developed, a Full and a Reduced version.
In the March 2025 Roadmap
There’ll also be Route Hopping with Frankfurt – Fulda (at Frankfurt am Main Hbf) and with Linke Rheinstrecke at (Mainz Hbf). For players with these routes and Schnellfahrstrecke Kassel-Würzburg, a monumental 320km journey awaits between Koblenz and Kassel with three hopping points across four route Add-ons!
Mastery on Frankfurt S-Bahn unlocks the new in-game Posters for the route that we introduced to selected Train Sim World 5 route Add-ons (Tier 1) and a Scenery Tile at Wiesbaden.
Whatever your preferred genre of railway content there are savings to be had including first-time discounts on new routes in Train Sim World 5.
Last month Steam players with Köln - Aachen received the long-awaited timetable update bringing the total service count (with all content featured) up to around 4,000 services!
If you follow the Train Sim World Roadmap, you'll know that TSG are working on their BR194 & E94 loco Add-on.
Skyhook Games also recent released the third Add-on in their Cargo Line series. If you haven't yet enjoyed the additional gameplay from their previous Volumes, you can now get 50% off Volume 1: Petroleum, 30% off Volume 2: Aggregates and 50% off Midland Main Line, which hosts additional services.
Get ready to try out a new KWA ‘Warwell’ wagon in heavily weathered military green livery, consisting of a main deck and featuring a lower central portion and mounted on two wheeled bogies. Conventional draw gear and buffers are located at each end. Additionally, you’ll also get the Class 66 Diesel locomotive in a DB red and grey livery.
You’ll find the wagon is available in three conditions: Unloaded/empty, loaded with a generic tracked armed personnel carrier (APC), or loaded with a 3-axle Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle (MRAP).
Additionally, in this pack will be Journey Mode gameplay, three new scenarios and additional timetable services for the Great Western Express and WCML: Preston-Carlisle routes
We’re checking back in with the TSG team this month for more information on their upcoming BR194 and E94 Railtour Pack that we announced back in April.
TSG: “This week, we’d like to take a closer look at the differences between the ÖBB 1020 and the BR194. While we won’t be revisiting the cab details, we do want to highlight some of the key changes on the locomotive’s exterior.”
“We’ve already outlined the modifications, but this time we wanted to make them more visually apparent. In the image, every part highlighted in pink was built entirely from scratch for the BR194. This really emphasizes the extent of the changes from the ÖBB 1020—not just the roof and windows, but also components like cooling pipes, vents, and lights.”
TSG: “The drivers seat is a door blocker and we managed to get that working in our loco. So, if the seat is in its normal position, you can’t really open the right cab door and this is visually recreated too, as it would be impossible to enter the cab from therein real life too. The seat is movable, and when slided to the left side, the cab door can be re-opened.
“Another feature we’ve worked on, is working folding seats for AI passengers (and players of course). If an AI passenger takes a seat, the seat unfolds automatically, and likewise when standing up the seat will fold again.”
We previously removed this from our roadmap graphic whilst the team worked hard to support bug fixes and performance optimisation, and today we’re excited to pull this project back into the 0-3 months category as something you can expect coming very soon from the Alan Thomson Simulation team! Let’s hear the recent development news from them:
ATS: “The Manchester Airport Commuter project is progressing well through QA. Timetables and layers are complete, and we’re resolving the remaining bugs at a healthy pace. We have seen massive improvements in FPS and are now finishing up the final station and OHLE fixes We’re eagerly anticipating the public release, and since this is our first project in TSW, we’re committed to making it as exceptional as possible.”
“We greatly appreciate the community’s feedback so far, with many of the points raised already actioned in the latest build. The ATS team would like to sincerely thank the community for their patience as we navigate a steep learning curve. We're immensely proud of our first route and can’t wait for the public to get their hands on it.”
Thank you to the ATS team for the update, we look forward to sharing more on this add-on when we’re able to.
You can expect lots more information coming for the Class 86/2 with a full announce article landing next week.
Development for this continues well, and we’re looking to share new screenshots and development progress with you all soon! In the meantime, be sure to read the official Just Trains blog.
HIS: “The High Iron Simulations crew is excited to be approaching the finish line on development of the Santa Fe GamePlay Pack for the TSW5 Cajon Pass route.”
We’ve created and are testing a selection of five scenarios for the Cajon route which offer main line, local, and switching challenges. Together with the more than 250 train movements featured in the services timetable there will be a great range of realistic Santa Fe-era operating experiences for the user to experience on legendary Cajon Pass. Included in the timetable is also a robust Union Pacific layer employing equipment from the Sherman Hill route.
Fine a full selection of images on our May 2025 Roadmap
Thank you Liam, we can't wait to share more about the development of your new pack, alongside the GWE Remaster, and we're thrilled to introduce you into the community officially as Grump Dog Games!
Get your conductor hat ready to check tickets, tidy up luggage and ensure that our passengers are looked after in this month’s set of challenges - Good luck!
If you’ve not heard about TSW Tycoon, this is a free multiplayer experience on Roblox that allows you and a group of friends to build and run your own train stations, and drive a range of locomotives around a charming, stylised world – with easy driving controls that are perfect for all ages! Be sure to check out our TSW Tycoon website to find out more details! So far, we’ve received 10000+ positive ratings and welcomed over 2.3 million total visits! Be sure to hop in and let us know what you think, and we can’t wait to keep developing it further with our friends at the Talewind team!
This Add-on introduces the FCA Intermodal Spine Wagon to Train Sim World, as well as the 20ft container. The 40ft container and DB Cargo variant of the Class 66 seen in previous releases also form part of the pack.
Gameplay takes place across two routes:
Both the FCA Intermodal Spine Wagon and Class 66 are supported in Livery Designer and Formation Designer, including both full and empty wagons.
On Steam, players new to the Cargo Line series will be able to make use of the new Train Sim World 5: Cargo Line Collection Bundle.
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