Portland Terminal
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 11:24 amDeveloper: G-TraX via Railsimulator.com
Freeware or Payware: Payware
What to do (Switching, hauling, both): Switching
Where is it set: Portland, Maine
What time-frame: As purchased, 1980-90's, however it can be set in 60-70's
Where to get it (include link): http://store.steampowered.com/app/65215/
Back story (please be brief): Portland Terminal is a switching route situated in and around the picturesque, historic coastal city of Portland, Maine. It's a compact, urban route. There are no long-distance hauls with mile-long unit trains, but that means there are no long runs in between the places where you actually have to do something. Consequently, scenarios take less time to complete than the ones on a large-scale route—but they're just as challenging and there's plenty to do. You'll be assembling trains in New England's largest railroad yard and making pickups and setouts for the dozens of industries in the Portland area, all the while keeping an eye out for other freight and passenger traffic on the line.
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Freeware or Payware: Payware
What to do (Switching, hauling, both): Switching
Where is it set: Portland, Maine
What time-frame: As purchased, 1980-90's, however it can be set in 60-70's
Where to get it (include link): http://store.steampowered.com/app/65215/
Back story (please be brief): Portland Terminal is a switching route situated in and around the picturesque, historic coastal city of Portland, Maine. It's a compact, urban route. There are no long-distance hauls with mile-long unit trains, but that means there are no long runs in between the places where you actually have to do something. Consequently, scenarios take less time to complete than the ones on a large-scale route—but they're just as challenging and there's plenty to do. You'll be assembling trains in New England's largest railroad yard and making pickups and setouts for the dozens of industries in the Portland area, all the while keeping an eye out for other freight and passenger traffic on the line.
Screenshots (optional-no more than 5):