A network of tracks, a handful of steam locomotives and a map full of towns, factories and resources waiting to be connected. The job is to build, optimise and expand a rail empire across the full sweep of railway history — from the age of steam through to electric traction — unlocking vehicles, wagons, stations and rail types that have never appeared in another game before.

Steam To Electric is a voxel-based transport tycoon from the creators of Station to Station and Town to City, developed by Galaxy Grove and published by Kwalee. Players design and build a railway network across a dynamic world, connecting industries, cities and passengers while managing production chains, upgrading infrastructure and responding to the economy that their decisions shape. The game's distinctive hook is its commitment to historical authenticity in unusual directions: rather than covering the well-trodden territory of canonical locomotives, it highlights genuinely bizarre but real inventions from railway history that never made it into other management games. The visual style draws on Art Deco aesthetics rendered in a clean voxel idiom. A sandbox mode provides an open-ended building canvas alongside the core progression. The game is described as easy to start and deep to master.

Key Features: • Full transport tycoon: connect industries, cities and passengers across a dynamic world • Historical real train inventions never featured in other games - from steam to electric era • Production chains and network optimisation - economy responding to player decisions • Voxel world with Art Deco aesthetics - easy to start, deep to master