

Train Simulator Classic
The ultimate railway hobby for more than 15 years! From historic steam locomotives to modern high-speed and heavy freight trains, and routes around the world, Train Simulator Classic is the simulation made by railfans for railfans.
macOS
Playable
Recommendations
19,407
Released
2015
Playing Train Simulator Classic on macOS
Train Simulator Classic has been tested and is playable on macOS using any of the methods below:
Train Simulator Classic is playable on macOS using CrossOver. CrossOver is the most popular way to play Windows games on macOS.
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Train Simulator Classic is playable on macOS using Parallels. Parallels is virtual machine software that lets you run Windows on macOS.
See playability reports below for more information.
Playability Reports
- Mac mini M4
- 24GB RAM
- 10-Core CPU
- 10-Core GPU
- macOS Tahoe
- Method
- Parallels (Windows) v26.0.0
- Steam
- Graphics
- Low
Comments
It crashed the first time I tried to launch the game but worked after that. It seemed to play fine.
About Train Simulator Classic
THE ULTIMATE RAILWAY HOBBY
The ultimate railway hobby for more than 15 years! From historic steam locomotives to modern high-speed and heavy freight trains, and routes around the world, Train Simulator Classic is the simulation made by railfans for railfans.
A WORLD OF RAILWAYS
Train Simulator Classic takes you to three countries, with more than 400km/250 miles of detailed real-world routes included. Drive heavy freight trains on the USA’s challenging Saluda Grade, move passengers and freight along Germany’s historic Hochrheinbahn, and take passengers from the English Channel ports towns of Dover and Ramsgate to the capital city, London.
LICENSED TRAINS
Take the controls of trains which are officially licensed by the operating companies. Drive variations of Southeastern’s Class 465, 375 and 395 on Chatham Main Line, take Deutsche Bahn’s BR111 and BR189 from Konstanz to Villingen, and negotiate Saluda Grade in Norfolk Southern’s EMD SD40-2s and GP35s. Get to grips with realistic signalling systems, authentic brake controls and lifelike weather conditions as you become an expert driver through 25 career-mode scenarios, or use Quick Drive to drive the trains you like, wherever you like.
BUILD AND REBUILD
Use the Train Simulator Editor to build living worlds with comprehensive tools. Create your own dream railway or scenario and start a service with your favourite locomotive. With full Steam Workshop support you can share your creations with other railfans around the world, or browse through the thousands of community creations already available to try out.
Please Note: The Train Simulator interface is localised into English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Spanish. Localisation on locos and route content varies depending on the developer who created it.
KEY FEATURES
- Hundreds of kilometres of track in lifelike real-world locations
- Licensed trains and rolling stock
- 25 Career scenarios with varied rail experiences, plus Quick Drive
- 3 stunningly recreated real-world railway routes with stations, freight yards and more
- BR Class 465/9 in Southeastern Blue Stripe & Grey Stripe liveries
- BR Class 465/0 and 465/1 in Southeastern Blue Stripe & Grey Stripe liveries
- BR Class 395 in Southeastern Highspeed original & 10th Anniversary liveries
- BR Class 375/3, 375/6, 375/7, 375/8 and 375/9 in a variety of Southeastern liveries
- BR Class 377/1 in Southern livery (with Southern and Southeastern Logos)
- BR Class 377/5 in Southeastern livery
- DB BR189 in Traffic Red livery
- DB BR111 in Traffic Red livery
- DB DABz Dost and ABn Regio coaches and a selection of freight wagons
- Norfolk Southern (ex-Southern) high-hood EMD SD40-2
- Norfolk Southern (ex-Norfolk & Western) low-nose EMD SD40-2
- Norfolk Southern (ex-Southern) high-nose EMD GP35
- A selection of Norfolk Southern freight wagons
- Realistic signalling, safety systems and locomotive controls
- Train Simulator Editor creative tool
- Full Steam Workshop support