However, the community remains small and protective. Do not expect a one-click Steam install. But for those willing to spend an evening reading forums and organizing folders, the reward is one of the most authentic, no-compromise simulations of driving a London Underground train available on a home PC. OpenBVE’s London Underground content is not a game—it’s a simulator. It’s demanding, sometimes finicky, and visually dated. But if you have ever wanted to know what it actually feels like to bring a 1972 Tube Stock to a precise stop at a marker board, listening to the camshaft clunk through its notches, there is no better digital experience. Mind the gap.