TramSim Munich

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TramSim Munich is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by ViewApp and was released on November 4, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

"TramSim Munich invites you to explore the Bavarian capital with the low-floor tram model R2.2b, featuring three detailed tram lines and numerous landmarks. Experience realistic operating procedures, authentic AI traffic, and dynamic passenger behavior. The highly detailed R2.2b tram offers a lifelike driving experience, featuring original announcements and repaintable designs."

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Audience ScoreBased on 140 reviews

graphics12 positive mentions

optimization12 negative mentions

The game has great potential with high attention to detail in graphics and vehicle simulation.
The map of Munich is well-designed, offering interesting routes and a realistic driving experience.
The developers are actively releasing patches to improve the game, showing commitment to fixing issues.

The game is plagued with bugs, including AI issues, performance problems, and a lack of English translations for controls.
There is only one drivable tram and limited routes, making the content feel sparse compared to its predecessor, TramSim Vienna.
The VR implementation is poorly optimized and often unplayable, leading to a frustrating experience for users.

graphics
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
53%
9%
The graphics in Tram Sim Munich are generally praised for their high quality and realism, creating an immersive experience of driving through Munich. However, many users report issues with optimization, including stuttering and lag, which detracts from the overall visual experience. While the graphics are considered superior to previous titles like TSW2, the game's performance inconsistencies have led to mixed reviews regarding its graphical execution.
- “Just judging what we have: Tram Sim Munich is amazing, graphics are top level, the systems (IBIS) in the tram work decently. I would love to at least see the night mode added though haha.”
- “Overall, the game is very good; nothing I can say about the graphics, they're just very realistic.”
- “Graphics are well done; it feels like I am driving through Munich.”
- “Poorly optimized and graphically mediocre; it's a totally useless game that isn't worth the price, even if purchased with Steam balances.”
- “Graphics are the only thing that saves it, lol.”
- “As a negative point of view, you have to remap most of the keys due to the awkward default control scheme and because this game is not a DLC, you need to re-map the keybindings and set your favorite graphic options once again.”
optimization
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
27%
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The game's optimization has received significant criticism, with players reporting frequent stuttering, lag, and poor performance even on capable hardware. Despite its impressive graphics, these technical issues detract from the overall experience, leading many to deem it unworthy of its price tag. While some users note satisfactory performance under certain conditions, the general consensus is that the game is poorly optimized and requires substantial improvements.
- “ Graphics and performance are at a satisfactory level.”
- “Performance is good, I suppose, for my specs, though stuttering while loading parts of the map still exists.”
- “I personally would prefer this to be 2D with decent textures to avoid this; maybe this would greatly help performance for some users?”
- “Performance patches; this game does not run well at all as of yet, my 2080 is getting a little old admittedly, however there is no excuse for a game that I paid almost £30 to run at 40 fps with lots of stutters.”
- “Tramsim has been widely reviewed as very graphic intensive, sadly the wonderful graphics and simulation of the vehicles is let down by stuttering and lagging at regular intervals.”
- “This game is totally not worth the money, it is poorly optimized, there are lags in the game, the AI is ridiculous (cars blocking the road, cars traversing the tram....)”
stability
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is plagued by significant stability issues, including frequent bugs that render it nearly unplayable. Players report AI trams freezing, disappearing passengers, and map glitches, leading to frustration with the overall experience. Many feel that the game's current state does not justify its price, highlighting the need for substantial fixes.
- “The AI trams freeze and block you at intersections, the passengers disappear mid-route, and there are holes in the map.”
- “It's unplayable and buggy.”
- “£31.59 is outrageous for what, in its release state, is a very buggy game.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
Gameplay across the Munich and Vienna versions shows notable inconsistency, particularly in menu design and settings, with the Vienna version featuring improved timetable mode options that are absent in Munich. Additionally, players report significant gameplay issues, such as AI characters disappearing and failing to respawn until a new game is started.
- “The menus between Munich and Vienna game versions are not consistent; the Vienna version has been tidied up with timetable mode gameplay settings and a few tweaks, which have not been repeated in the Munich version, causing inconsistency.”
- “Graphics and gameplay are well integrated, enhancing the overall experience.”
- “During gameplay, AI characters disappear and do not spawn again until a new game is launched, which can disrupt the flow.”
- “The menus between the Munich and Vienna game versions are not consistent; the Vienna version has been tidied up with timetable mode gameplay settings and a few tweaks, which have not been repeated in the Munich version, causing inconsistency.”
- “During gameplay, AI characters disappear and do not spawn again until a new game is launched.”
- “Gameplay issues.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story in the game is engaging and immersive, with players appreciating its depth and character development. Many users highlight the narrative's ability to draw them in, enhancing the overall gaming experience.