The gaming industry has delivered some more gaming news today, including headlines featuring JR East Train Simulator, Tower Tanks, and Capyverse Odyssey.
Here at Simulation Daily, we publish roundups with more gaming news that couldn’t be covered in individual articles to keep you up to date with the work and games from a wider variety of developers than we otherwise could.
Take a look at some of the headlines from today’s news.
Musashino Line DLC Route Coming to JR East Train Simulator
Ongakukan Co. has announced the next route DLC for JR East Train Simulator. The DLC will feature the Musashino Line, which is a route with multiple tunnels but no level crossings.
The Musashino Line route was originally planned and constructed for freight transportation, but as freight travel declined and population grew, passenger services were expanded. Today, it serves as an important commuter route connecting Tokyo, Saitama, and Chiba.
This new DLC route will release on October 26. Because the trains used are part of the 209-500 series, players must own the Base Pack and the 209-500 Series DLC.
You can read all about the Musashino Line route DLC on the Steam event page right here.
Tower Tanks, a Co-Op Vehicle Combat Roguelike, Announced
War Mouth Games have announced Tower Tanks, an upcoming co-op vehicle combat roguelike. In Tower Tanks, 1-4 players can build and crew giant tanks together piece by piece.
Players will need to add new rooms, weapons, defenses, and stations before climbing aboard and seeing how the tank holds up. Then, the crew operates the machine, moving between driving, weapons, repairs, and covering for each other while attacking the enemy.
You can watch the reveal trailer for Tower Tanks below to see what the game is all about.
Tower Tanks is currently planned to release on PC via Steam in Q2 2027, with an Early Access period coming soon.
Capyverse Odyssey, Where Capybaras Rule the Internet, Announced
Metazookie Studios has announced their upcoming project Capyverse Odyssey, a game in which friends can team up and battle as capybaras in bizarre worlds.
The premise of Capyverse Odyssey is that a cat named Ophelia adored being the internet’s most viral animal. When the capybaras began to capture everyone’s attention online, Ophelia set out for revenge by twisting worlds into bizarre versions of themselves. Players can join up to four friends to put a stop to her plans by using capybaras with jetpacks.
You have to see Capyverse Odyssey in action to understand what’s going on, so take a look at the official gameplay trailer below.
Capyverse Odyssey releases on PC via Steam later this year, and there’s a demo available to play while you wait for the full release.
