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About TramSim Vienna

TramSim Vienna is a tram-driving simulation set across central Vienna and its surrounding areas. You drive through traffic, follow scheduled services or explore in an open world, and take passengers safely to their destinations. Beginner mode offers simplified controls, while advanced and professional settings provide more detailed controls.

Vienna and its tram network

The map covers almost 4,000,000 m², from the Ringstrasse and historic city center to the Prater and southern Vienna. Its tram network runs for almost 25 km through a densely built-up urban area, past sights and hundreds of buildings reconstructed to match their real-world counterparts. The network includes detailed track geometry, original switch point models in several designs and other operational details.

Trams

You can drive the Flexity, a modern low-floor tram built for Wiener Linien, with detailed controls, sound and driving dynamics. Its flexible interior includes multi-purpose areas, some with folding seats, for baby carriages and wheelchairs. The tram also features energy-saving LED lighting and air conditioning adjusted to the number of passengers.

The E2 tram, first put into service in August 1978, is also included. Based on the Mannheim type, it has swing-out steps and a redesigned interior compared with the E1, and is used almost exclusively with the c5 sidecar. E2 production ended in 1990, but the vehicles remain in use in Vienna. Its chopper control uses transistor pulse controllers to regulate motor current, helping the tram start and brake quickly.

Game modes

You can explore the city in open-world mode, operate scheduled services using a timetable, pursue a level ranking or take on tram challenges. These modes let you practise your driving and transport passengers around Vienna.

Frequently asked questions

Buy TramSim Vienna 63% cheaper than on Steam.

TramSim Vienna is available for 63% less in shops such as YUPLAY, Difmark, or Driffle.

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