Train Sim World 6: DB G6 Diesel Shunter

Train Sim World 6: DB G6 Diesel Shunter Add-On is a downloadable content (DLC) expansion developed by TSG (TrainSim-Germany) and published by Dovetail Games. Released on August 26, 2025, this DLC introduces the DB G6 diesel-hydraulic shunter to the game, allowing players to operate this compact yet powerful locomotive in the freight yards of Hagen and Wuppertal. First produced in 2008, the G6 is designed for maneuvering in tight spaces with its 900 horsepower engine and a maximum speed of 80 km/h, making it ideal for shunting duties in industrial settings.

The DB G6 Diesel Shunter DLC offers players a detailed simulation experience, featuring realistic controls and operations. Players can master the locomotive's dynamic braking system, dual-mode cruise control, and two-speed transmission to handle complex shunting tasks. The DLC includes five engaging scenarios that challenge players to perform various operations, such as assembling freight trains and managing yard movements. The addition of the G6 enhances the game's roster of German locomotives, providing a unique and immersive experience for train simulation enthusiasts.

Promotion for the DB G6 Diesel Shunter DLC was conducted through various channels, including announcements on Dovetail Games' official forums and social media platforms. The community was engaged through preview streams and discussions, generating anticipation among train simulation enthusiasts. The DLC was made available on multiple platforms, including Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and Epic Games Store, ensuring broad accessibility to players worldwide. The route's release was anticipated by the community, with discussions and previews generating excitement among train simulation enthusiasts.

Upon release, the DB G6 Diesel Shunter DLC received positive feedback from the Train Sim World community. Players praised the detailed modeling of the locomotive and its systems, noting the accuracy and realism of the rolling stock. The inclusion of authentic German signage and station names added to the immersive experience. While some minor issues were reported, such as occasional bugs and performance concerns on older hardware, the overall reception has been favorable. Many players expressed enthusiasm for the addition of German content to the Train Sim World series and interest in seeing more European routes and rolling stock in future DLCs.