Train Sim World 6: West Coast Main Line: London Euston - Milton Keynes

Train Sim World 6: West Coast Main Line: London Euston – Milton Keynes is a downloadable content (DLC) expansion developed and published by Dovetail Games. Released on August 26, 2025, this DLC introduces a 50-mile (80 km) stretch of the West Coast Main Line, connecting London Euston to Milton Keynes Central. Set in 2025, the route features a mix of intercity, regional, and freight services, providing players with a comprehensive simulation of the British rail network. The DLC includes the BR Class 350/1, BR Class 377/2, and BR Class 66 locomotives, offering a variety of operational experiences.

The West Coast Main Line DLC offers players the opportunity to operate a diverse range of services, including express trains, local commuter services, and freight operations. The route includes 28 stations, with a variety of timetabled services, scenarios, and challenges. Players can experience the challenges of managing schedules, handling delays, and ensuring passenger safety. The inclusion of both passenger and freight services adds depth to the simulation, allowing players to operate different types of trains on the same route. The detailed modeling of the locomotives and stations enhances the immersive experience, providing a realistic representation of the British rail network.

Promotion for the 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 West Coast Main Line DLC received positive feedback from the Train Sim World community. Players praised the detailed modeling of the locomotives and stations, noting the accuracy and realism of the rolling stock. The inclusion of authentic British 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 British content to the Train Sim World series and interest in seeing more European routes and rolling stock in future DLCs.