A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism
ARTDINK · 2021 · City Builder, Simulation, Building, Sandbox, Management
PC
Mostly Positive72% · 183 📈 Making a comeback 84%
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About A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism
Step into the Role of a Railroad Company President with A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism
Embark on a strategic journey in A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism, a business simulation game where you wield the power of the railroad to shape the future of towns. In the A-Train universe, stations are the lifeblood of communities, serving as catalysts for local development.
As the president of a burgeoning railroad company, you have the freedom to design stations and lay out rail lines according to your vision. Will you build a sprawling network of efficient trains, or focus on optimizing the existing lines? Make sure to decorate your town by establishing subsidiaries and advertise your company to increase your brand power.
The destiny of the town—and your company—lies in your hands.
Tourism-based urban planning
Each town boasts a unique array of tourist attractions—from tranquil hot spring districts to awe-inspiring historical castles. It's your task to unlock these destinations' full potential. If a tourist spot is hard to access, it will attract fewer visitors, no matter how incredible the view. Use your transportation network, which can include railroads, bus lines, and even ferries, to craft accessible and enticing vacation experiences.
With each new surge of tourists to your attraction, you can be assured that your strategies are working!
All aboard! Tourism is a one-way ticket to urban planning!
Whether you envision a thriving metropolis, a peaceful town nestled next to natural wonders, or a bustling hub with a top-tier transportation network, the canvas is yours to paint. A unique story of your own, told with the help of your friends and associates.
Now, it's time to seize this opportunity to dive into the world of tourism planning and take the first steps toward constructing your ideal city!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The A stands for Autism11 found this helpful
i like trains3 found this helpful
I have been a fan of the A-Train games for a long time, even playing the original Apple release in the US! So many years later, this is my favorite version so far, and while I understand the licensing issues that kept them from wanting to sell the dlc in the US, I'd still say it's my favorite release with its vibrant artstyle, along with actual characters to help breath life into each scenario! It may be a bit clunky at times, but it's well worth sifting through to get to an otherwise wonderful experience.2 found this helpful
A-Train: All Aboard! Tourism is a management simulator that delivers far more depth and complexity than its colorful presentation initially suggests. Developed by ARTDINK and published by KOMODO, the game places players in charge of a transportation company responsible for building railway systems, expanding cities, developing tourism, and managing large-scale economic growth. While many city-building games treat trains as a supporting feature, A-Train makes railways the heart of the entire experience. Every station, rail line, and scheduling decision directly influences how towns grow and how economies evolve over time. It is a game built around patience, planning, and long-term strategy, rewarding players who enjoy carefully constructing interconnected systems rather than chasing fast-paced progression. The core gameplay focuses on designing railway networks that serve as the backbone of urban expansion. Players begin with relatively small areas and gradually transform them into thriving economic regions by connecting communities through efficient transportation routes. Trains move passengers, encourage tourism, and stimulate business development around stations, creating a real…1 found this helpful
Controls are a mess…1 found this helpful
The best transport sim there is
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