SimuTron is designed to remind good old days. Simutron-Do you still have a tear in your eye when you hear the word Atari? Well, we have a little remedy for you. Unfortunately, you must wait, as there is no known playable version. Bright future and new profits await on Mars. However, since new versions have the season change already incorporated, it is not needed any more. Pak64Winter-Winter is here! This is a truly winter version of pak64, all pak64 objects are covered by snow.
It is nice demonstration of Simutrans possibilities, and it looks sweet. PakTTD was created by conversion of Transport Tycoon graphics to Simutrans format. There is only a beta-version, but you are able to play with this graphic set. This pak is under heavy development, although it is already playable. Its clean and simple style reminds people of model railroading and also keeps the focus more on playing.
It is there, if there will be ever done a simutrans version for PDAs. ic-Born from some wierd idea to make some comic-style buildings, ic was concieved. Still presently in beta (but playable all the same), Pak128.Britain brings a familiar setting to Simutrans for United Kingdom residents. Pak128.Britain was developed to give a specifically British theme to Simutrans, this pakset features a wide range of vehicles (with emphasis on rail vehicles), new and highly detailed stations, as well as more accurate looking track for junctions, and a somewhat more subdued graphical appearance than the brightly coloured Pak128 from which it was originally derived. Also this pak is made more consistently, since it did not incorporated any pak128 objects. Here the trains are enhanced as compared to the standard size. However, it was felt, that the scale of pak128 did not meet the desired level of detail. Pak128.Japan-The japanese community has built many great trains for Simutrans. (It contains roughly 7 time more graphics data than pak64 and thus requires by far the largest amounth of RAM and processing power of all Simutrans sets.Currently development is slower on this set, although many people find this their favorite set.) Also it first featured a complex economy and has a really very wide variety of vehicles, buildings or industries. Pak128-During development people wanted larger graphics. PakHD is an art of its own kind - It is completely drawn by hand using pencil and paper. Its features concentrate on massive passenger networks and urban planning. However, certain aspects still tell the 8 Bit heritage.Ībo Set (pakABO) is a 64px tile set inspired by the countries on the Baltic coast. Its appearance is somehow similar to pak64, since historically it shares many buildings. PakHAJO gives the appearance and play-feeling of the long term stable 84.xx versions, which are still around in some distributions. PakJapan evolved from pak64, after original images were replaced by Japanese versions. PakGerman evolved from pak64, when original images were replaced by typical German versions. Pak64 is the main and a base set for Simutrans developed along with Simutrans executable. A detailed list with screenshots and links can be found here ):
Simutrans will also look and act different depending on which "pak" set you are using.Ĭurrent List of Paksets for Simutrans:Standard (note that some are not finished yet. Each version has different financial and operational parameters. Also note that there are currently two different versions: Simutrans:Standard and Simutrans:Experimental. While graphically, Simutrans is a bit more simplistic than Sim City, it can be quite challenging. In Simutrans you make money by transporting goods, mail, and passengers.In Sim City, you do not. In Simtrans you choose the vehicles that run on your transport networks.In Sim City, you do not. In Sim City the goal is to build a successful city. Interconnect cities, districts, public buildings, industries and tourist attractions by buiding a transport network you always dreamed of."quote> Transport passengers, mail and goods by rail, road, ship and air. " Your goal is to establish a successful transport company.
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