In your room
It sits on your table
The railway opens as a window into your room and rests on your real table. Grab the bar underneath to slide it onto the coffee table or the floor, then lean in and look down the line.
Now boarding · Apple Vision Pro
You inherit a little railway, built in 1830, that loses money spectacularly. It sits there on your real table. Lay the track, raise the town it serves, and grow one steam line into an empire that runs all the way to the modern day.

The whole line, in one box
In your room
The railway opens as a window into your room and rests on your real table. Grab the bar underneath to slide it onto the coffee table or the floor, then lean in and look down the line.
Build
Drag straight and curved rails from the tray onto the grid; they snap into line by themselves, and red dots show where the track is still broken. The moment the line joins up — a loop, or a simple end-to-end run — the engine sets off on her own.
The economy
Folk only travel where there's both a home and somewhere to go. Set a house, then a different-coloured mill or office for the workers to reach. The farther apart the two, the bigger the fare.
The board
Each year the board sets an income target. Beat it and they pay a dividend you can plough straight back in. Fall behind and the debt mounts, and the bank's letters grow less friendly.
The long game
The board ranks you by the company's worth. Build it up across four eras, from the Steam Age of 1830 to the Modern Age, and rise from Stationmaster through the peerage to Railway King.
Pemberton
Pemberton, your line manager, talks you through the whole campaign — fretting over the gradient, the debt and your half-empty carriages, and quietly chuffed when you finally turn a profit.
Where the money comes from
The scenery isn’t just for looks. A house brings residents; a different-coloured mill or office gives them somewhere to commute. They walk to the nearest platform and pay by the distance, so where you put your stations is the whole game.
The board’s report
Electric AgeUnder target
Dividend due
“The farther apart two stations sit, the bigger the fare — so spread your line out across the table.”
Lay the line
Lay track between two stations and the engine pulls away by herself — shuttling up and down the line you built, or looping the bend once you close it. Leave her ticking over with the ambient sound, or wind the throttle up.
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Four eras, 1830 to the modern day
“She bleeds money, this railway. Coal and wages never pause. Beat the board’s target, though, and they pay a dividend you can plough straight back in.”

Game Center keeps the score. Fourteen achievements mark your climb — your first delivery, every rung of the noble ladder, each new era — and a leaderboard races every player to be crowned Railway King in the earliest year. No ads, ever.
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