Train Graveyard Simulator – a simulator for dismantling decommissioned trains from Games Incubator, published by Games Incubator and PlayWay. You take over an abandoned train graveyard and turn it into a business selling scrap metal and rare parts. A Steam release date has not yet been announced. From the carriage to the Flying Scotsman The most interesting part here is the cars themselves. The game features a Ty2 steam locomotive, the famous British LNER A3 4472 Flying Scotsman, and a modern GE Dash 8-40CW diesel locomotive, and the work begins with simple passenger and freight cars. Everything can be disassembled, from a small propeller to a massive V12 engine, and each removed part behaves like a physical object. The engine itself can't be removed entirely: first, the interior is cleaned, then the thick casing is cut away, and only then can the wiring be disconnected. It's best to remove old, valuable parts carefully; they are sought after by collectors. Torch, impact wrench and tap The tool is selected based on the material. Thick frames are cut with a torch along the cutting lines, and seized bolts are removed with an impact wrench and rust-removal spray. Upgrades speed up cutting and increase fuel capacity. The weight that can be carried is limited, so materials are placed in transport boxes and transported with forklifts. Very heavy parts, such as wheel sets or locomotive boilers, are lifted only by crane, which must first be repaired and operated manually. Metal exchange Business is handled from an office computer. Prices for steel, copper, and aluminum fluctuate, and sometimes it's more profitable to wait to sell. Later, you can hire a crew to dismantle and sell them, and then take on larger orders yourself. Those who played Ship Graveyard Simulator will be familiar with the formula, only instead of ships, there are trains with their own design. Download Train Graveyard Simulator You can download it via torrent on your PC below. Features of the game Ty2 steam locomotive, Flying Scotsman and GE Dash 8-40CW diesel locomotive. Layer-by-layer disassembly with the physics of each part. Torch, impact wrench and rust remover spray. Forklift equipment and crane for heavy units. Sale of metal taking into account market prices.