Train Sim World 6 has reached the end of the line for Xbox One and PS4 — here’s what it means for your virtual train driving on console
Dovetail Games has announced that Train Sim World 6 and future DLC content will no longer be released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, marking the end of support for last-generation console hardware. The announcement was made on the developer’s official blog.
Currently, Train Sim World 6 and all associated DLC content remain available on PS4 and Xbox One. However, going forward, new content and any future Train Sim World titles developed from the announcement date will be exclusive to current-generation platforms.
This decision affects players who continue to use last-gen hardware, as they will be unable to access new expansions, add-ons, and future installments in the franchise. Players with current-generation consoles will continue to receive regular content updates and new releases.
The shift reflects the industry trend of developers targeting current-generation hardware as development lifecycles progress. Last-generation consoles, which launched over a decade ago, present technical limitations that can hinder modern game development and content creation. The move allows Dovetail Games to focus resources on platforms with broader technical capabilities and larger active player bases.