I've had a similar thought percolating in the back of my brain, that a "free to play" type of mobile game could be made out of local switching, wherein you have a yard that accumulates various freight cars throughout the day (similar to how the various farming games have crops to collect that replenish daily) and wait for you to check in and do your deliveries. I have no idea how I missed this game, but it looks like something that I would have loved! I would assume it 'could' be done in some fashion but wether or not it would be realistic to do so is another question. I know next to nothing about software design so I'm hoping I can find someone who does to answer this question. Then I had a thought, could the software be modified into a multiplayer framework variant? It or something that spawns from it would enable people to participate in operating sessions from anywhere in the world with no track cleaning, DCC or shortages of rolling stock. Decent selection of industries, rolling stock and locomotives. While it was fun for the knee high to a grasshopper version of me to play around with I think it'd have value as a layout simulator. (Best vid I could find showing this feature)
However in the game they included a level editor so you can build your own layouts, trains, ect. The core game was a pretty simple concept, use trains to deliver cargo. For those who don't know it's a computer game from the late 90's. Hi guys, so I decided to take a walk down memory lane tonight and stumbled upon this:
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