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Rolling Line

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description Rolling Line Overview

A virtual model railway provides the setting for Rolling Line, Gaugepunk Games' train simulation sandbox for PC and VR. Players can operate trains and build layouts, treating the railway as both a running system and a creative project. Its stylized, low-poly graphics give scenery and rolling stock the appearance of miniature models, making the visual presentation part of its identity rather than an attempt at photographic realism. The appeal lies in arranging a railway and watching its trains move through the resulting environment.

It suits model railroaders and railway enthusiasts interested in accessible experimentation, with room for detailed layout work. Community sharing extends that creative focus: Steam Workshop supports exchanging layouts and modded content.

help Rolling Line FAQ

Can Rolling Line be played without a VR headset?

Yes. Rolling Line supports conventional desktop play as well as virtual reality on PC, so a headset is optional.

Does Rolling Line simulate full-size trains or model railways?

Its core fantasy is building and operating model railway layouts, including scenery, miniature rooms, and table-scale track. Players can also change scale and ride inside trains, blending model-railroad construction with a train-driving simulator.

Can players download locomotives and layouts made by other users?

Yes. Gaugepunk Games integrated Steam Workshop support for shared layouts, trains, scenery, and mods, alongside an in-game level editor.

When was Rolling Line released and who developed it?

Rolling Line launched on Steam on April 27, 2018. It was created by New Zealand independent developer Gaugepunk Games.

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