Trains.NET

Development requires installing the WebAssembly workload and potentially the latest preview version of Visual Studio, which can be complex and intimidating for newcomers, as mentioned in the quick start guide.

The primary educational resource is video streams; written documentation is minimal, which may not suit all learning styles or allow for quick reference, as implied by the reliance on streams for context.

Frequent live development sessions can introduce breaking changes and inconsistencies, making it less suitable for stable production use or long-term project integration.

As a simple 2D simulation rewritten from scratch, it lacks advanced features found in commercial train games, such as complex routing systems or detailed graphics customization.