Might be worth seeing if any games on Roblox work for you, Roblox doesn't use more than 2GB of RAM so it should be decent (although things like GPU will change what level of graphics you can have)
I actually play that on my phone, amazing game, got a map in 2070 after 120 years.
Never tried the mobile port, due to tiny screens and lack of mouse! Is it any good?
SCR is great but it gets boring after a while and route expansions have just stopped. British Railway is better-detailed, and I also like GCR a lot.
Especially since my favourite train (Controversial!) was replaced, Dispatching is quite good though.
However, on my device (which isn't going to win any gaming awards) they both run like sloths. I find SCR tolerable if I completely ignore the culture, which can be quite toxic.
Just downloaded that and gave it a go (323 on Crosscity), I SPAD and was not really sure how to do anything beyond there (my fault for not checking the controls
) so just closed it for now, seems good.
Assuming you're running some version of Windows, press the Windows key and Pause/Break; that will bring up a screen that will tell you how much RAM, what your CPU is, etc.
many thanks ... so I have ..
Core i5 CPU and 8GB of RAM isn't too bad, really. Mine has an i3 of 2013 vintage and it will run Train Simulator (classic version), although the performance isn't sparkling.
Thank you
There were dozens of UK BVE routes, both fictional and real. Most have long since vanished online, but there are some out there that can be found if you know where to look. Don't rule out BVE 2 and 4 routes, there were some good ones that will run on open BVE.From what I can find the catalogue is quite limited in terms of UK routes? Is there only the 8 or so I've found between these 3 websites?
Routes for the UK | openbve
openbve.wixsite.com
I had the original TT, then TT Deluxe and then OpenTTD. I've been playing it since the 90s and I'm still playing OpenTTD now. Even after all these years I still find new tricks and techniques.
Bus Driving Simulator 24 - City Roads for Nintendo Switch is currently reduced from £22.49 down to £2.69 until 1st March 2024 in the Nintendo eShop and downloadable bus add-ons are free.
