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Sumalab · Published by Sumalab
Very Positive — 92% positive (60 reviews)
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
TrainerVR is a unique physics-based VR train construction game. In TrainerVR you can create from simple tracks to an elaborate rail network, just like the wooden piece game, but to the infinity and beyond, and drive trains inside your creations!
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Indie, Simulation, Casual · 2017 · More £5 - £15 games
Explore endless possibilities in TrainerVR by crafting complex rail networks or simple tracks, then hop into your train to see the fruits of your labor. This casual indie sim offers hours of fun for both beginners and enthusiasts alike.
About this game
TrainerVR is a unique physics-based VR train construction game.
In TrainerVR you can create from simple tracks to an elaborate rail network, just like the wooden piece game, but to the infinity and beyond, and drive the trains inside your creations!
Have you ever feel the despair of running out of tracks just when the fun was sparkling?
Have you ever dreamed about a huge train network connecting towns, going up and down, intersecting and looping?
If you liked building with your own bare hands, you’ll feel the same in our limitless VR world and see your dreams come true.
But this is not only about the destination; it's also about the journey. Enjoy building your structures, growing more complex, while fighting against Newton’s laws.
Once the job is done you can place as many trains as you want and ensure everyone’s safety avoiding crashes acting like a proffesional train traffic controller.
Once you go track you can't go back. Come aboard!
Some models by Google Poly licensed under CC BY license
In TrainerVR you can create from simple tracks to an elaborate rail network, just like the wooden piece game, but to the infinity and beyond, and drive the trains inside your creations!
Have you ever feel the despair of running out of tracks just when the fun was sparkling?
Have you ever dreamed about a huge train network connecting towns, going up and down, intersecting and looping?
If you liked building with your own bare hands, you’ll feel the same in our limitless VR world and see your dreams come true.
But this is not only about the destination; it's also about the journey. Enjoy building your structures, growing more complex, while fighting against Newton’s laws.
Once the job is done you can place as many trains as you want and ensure everyone’s safety avoiding crashes acting like a proffesional train traffic controller.
Once you go track you can't go back. Come aboard!
Some models by Google Poly licensed under CC BY license
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
Minimum:
- OS *: Windows 8.1
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4590 or AMD FX 8350
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970 or AMD Radeon R9 290
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 300 MB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR
Supported Languages
English
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
TrainerVR 2.0 Ready!! Drive your train inside it!
Do you want to see your creations from the driver point of view? Drive safe or you will derail! Thank you to all players for supporting this beautiful game. Lots of work has done on this new release, we had to rewrite the game core to support the new and expected feature: Driving trains. Features: Teleport into the trains and see the world from the driver point of view Use hands to drive the train Drive the trains, accelerate, brake, use the whistle... Use the frontal lever to change train path on bifurcations, just put the lever on the desired position before arriving the bifurcation Accelerate to the max speed and brake on curves or the train will derail! Acceleration and deceleration are affected by charge. The more wagons, the more difficult will be driving the train Teleport outside the train to back to normal view Comfort settings to avoid sickness are configurable on the settings menu The experience is very nice, I recommend to you to live it! Come on board!Read full article on Community Announcements (sumalab)AnnouncementsOfficial
v1.9: 3D Rudder support + demolition ball
Good news! We have realeased today a new version with 2 cool improvements: Support to 3D Rudder A foot motion controller to move into the virtual world, even up and down! Demolition ball Very funny addition, find it under the TNT and use it to destroy with your hands your creations. We are still working on riding and driving the trains. It will be ready very soon! Enjoy!Read full article on Community Announcements (sumalab)Patch NotesOfficial
v1.8: Welcome to the Far West
Good news everyone! A new update has come to TrainerVR and it comes with a beutiful surprise: a new enviroment for you to build like a bearded gold digger. Take a step inside and have fun!Read full article on Community Announcements (sumalab)Patch NotesOfficial
Version 1.7 released: The "Red Button" update
We've been working hard making some serious performance boost. Everything is now sorted out and now we can resume adding some new cool stuff and awesome features. Apart from the performance we've added some other enjoyable things: Track button: link its action to other piece action, press the button, and let the magic begin. Train crash: TrainerVR is now face to face train crash frustation-free. Have fun!Read full article on Community Announcements (sumalab)Patch NotesOfficial
Trainer v1.5 Major update
Version 1.5 is here! This update includes lots of new fun features and a new build-from-the-ground train physics (no more frustrating no-crash situations, lol) Version new features: - Remodeled Train Physics (Frustration-Free) - TNT (hours of fun guaranteed) - New Menu categories - Lots of new stuff: downtown modular buildings, track pieces, huge mountains, animals. - New controller models (wrecking ball enabled!) - Arc teleport - Character animations - Performance improvements - And probably more things we don't remember right nowRead full article on Community Announcements (sumalab)
