Numskull Games, independent video game publisher, is elated to announce that the Train Valley series is getting a physical edition release for consoles in both Europe and the United States with Train Valley Collection - Deluxe Edition. This is the first collaboration between Numskull Games and BlitWorks Games, who are thrilled to be bringing developer Flazm’s Train Valley to new platforms. This release will come bundled with previous releases of DLC that were released for both titles on Steam.
The anticipated collection of games is scheduled to arrive October 2023 for Nintendo Switch, and fans can soon secure their copies through pre-orders, which will be made available in the coming weeks. For detailed pre-order information, interested gamers are encouraged to visit Numskull Games and their active Social Media channels.
- Train Valley Collection: Special Edition will be priced at £49.99 / €59.99 / $59.95.
- Train Valley Collection: Standard Edition will be priced at £34.99 / €39.99 / $39.95.
Train Valley Collection - Deluxe Edition includes both Train Valley 1 + Train Valley 2 with added DLC, a 3D papercraft diorama and a 4-piece train set with diecast locomotive.
Strategic - Build railroads in order to connect cities, tunnels and bridges while considering efficiency and costs of intricate networks.
Challenging - Test logistical puzzling solving abilities in story mode, random mode, company mode, and a more relaxing sandbox mode!
Expansive - Between the 2 games, play with over 30 locomotives, 60 types of train cars, in locations all around the world.
In Train Valley build railways, manage traffic and stay accident-free. Play across Europe, America, Japan and USSR in 1830-2020. Complete the story mode from the Gold Rush of 1849 to the first manned spaceflight.
Train Valley 2 is a train tycoon puzzle game. Take your railroad company from the days of the Industrial Revolution and into the future. Build railroad networks, manage traffic, upgrade your locomotives, and keep everything on schedule without delays or accidents.
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