Ride along
Not in the mood to drive? Choose "Ride along", sit back and watch Denmark go by, with no score.
Take the controls of the IC3, the MY 1146 or the electric Vectron on 458 km of real railway, cross the Great Belt on the old train ferry, and stop at the STOP board right on time.
Measured on the game's own track: København H to Odense 160 km, Aarhus H to Odense 168 km, Struer to Vejle 129 km. The 25 km from Vejle to Fredericia belong to both the Aarhus and the Struer line and are counted once.
Every line is built from real map data, and every train is modelled to give you the feel of the real thing. Sit in the driver's seat and see what a driver sees.
458 km of today's lines with their true curves, hills, speed limits and stations, and the platform on the correct side.
Drive from the driver's seat of the IC3, the MY 1146 or the Vectron, modelled to give you the feel of the real trains, engine sound included.
Drive the old ferry route between Nyborg and Korsør. Roll onto M/F Kronprins Frederik and cross the Great Belt by ship.
The East Tunnel and the West Bridge as trains cross today, and the old Little Belt Bridge of 1935: 1,178 m of steel, 33 m above the water.
One lever, a STOP board and a timetable. Points for where you stop, how smoothly you brake and how punctual you are.
No account needed. Phone, tablet or PC, in Danish or English. Pause and continue later.
Plays from YouTube when you press play.
Welcome on board. Your train is coming into the station at 80 km/h. Pull the lever down to brake and stop the front of the train at the STOP board, on time.
Push up for power, pull down to brake.
The closer you stop, the higher your score.
Arrive on time for full points.
Ready when you are.
600 m to the STOP board at 80 km/h. Planned arrival in 45 seconds. Drag the lever, or use the arrow keys.
Keys: ↑ and ↓ move the lever, 0 is neutral, E is the emergency brake. The same as in the game.
A small taster made for this page. In the game you drive whole journeys with every stop scored like this.
Each train has its own timetable and its own results. Pick one, listen to it, and take it out on the line.
The three-car diesel train, as it runs today. Smooth and quick, and the first train you meet in the game.
The sound plays quietly, as it does in the game. Tap again to stop it.
NyborgKorsør
Before the Great Belt bridge and tunnel, every train between Funen and Zealand went by ship. In the game you can do it again: drive your train onto the train ferry M/F Kronprins Frederik and cross the Belt by sea.
Stop at Nyborg (or Korsør, going the other way) and press "Drive onto the train ferry".
Drive slowly over the linkspan and onto the train deck. The train stops by itself 3 m before the buffer stop.
The ferry casts off. Watch the crossing in cinematic scenes, with the real sounds of the harbour and the sea. Or skip it.
Drive off the ferry and along the harbour track to the station, and carry on with your journey.
Prefer today's way? Take the East Tunnel to Sprogø and the West Bridge, as trains cross today. The game asks you before you depart.
Tap a line on the map to see what waits for you. Every curve on this map is the game's own track.
Start with the short tutorial from Korsør to Slagelse, then take on the long journeys. Tap a departure to go straight to it.
Times are the game's timetable for the IC3. The MY 1146 and the Vectron have their own timetables, and the Vectron runs only where the line has overhead wires. Or plan your own journey: any stations, any stops, any departure time.
Drive from the cab, or follow your train from the outside: chase, lineside and helicopter cameras. These are real pictures from the game.
Not in the mood to drive? Choose "Ride along", sit back and watch Denmark go by, with no score.
Pick your stations, your stops, your train and the time you leave. Every time is the timetable you will drive to.
The light follows the clock. Leave at 22:12 and you drive at night.
Replay your drive from the cab, the outside cameras and the map, then share your result with friends. Sign in if you like, and your name goes into the top ten for that journey.
Your journey is kept on your device, and the clock stops while you are away.
Play on your phone while you travel. If the signal drops for a moment, the game simply tries again and carries on.
You do not need to be a rail expert. If you love trains and the Danish landscape, you will feel at home from the first minute.
One lever and a clear target. The tutorial from Korsør to Slagelse teaches everything in about twelve minutes.
Big, clear controls and no account needed. Pause whenever you like and pick it up again later.
Ride along with no score and see Denmark from the driver's seat, from Struer to København H.
Real curves, speed limits, passing loops on the single track, overhead wires only where they really are, and a timetable to keep.
This game comes from the same place. In The Danish Train Adventure I take you on a train journey back to my childhood in 1980s Denmark, full of memories, stories and imagination. I even wrote a song for the ride.
Darren Wilden
The trains and the ferry from this game, and more, are free to download as 3D models. Use them in your own non-commercial projects, with credit.
The line south through Jutland to the German border is next. The network keeps growing.
Free, in your browser, on any device. Start with the twelve-minute tutorial, or go straight to the long journeys.
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