Look, let's be honest: if you have ever wanted to legally hurtle across the peninsula at 300 kilometres per hour without leaving your sofa, 14Dimension Enterprise has you sorted. The developer has announced that the railway driving simulation game 'Korea Railway Celesti Express KTX Seoul-Busan Edition' is launching on Nintendo Switch on October 22. Based on actual footage filmed straight from a KTX cab, the title lets you experience a roughly 417-kilometre run along the Gyeongbu High-Speed Railway between Seoul and Busan.

As for the meat of the package, you get the full Gyeongbu High-Speed Railway run from Seoul to Busan, covering stops in Seoul, Gwangmyeong, Osong, Daejeon, Dongdaegu, and Busan. Solid choices, right? On top of that, there are three bonus courses on the Suseo High-Speed Railway covering Daejeon, Osong, Pyeongtaek Jije, and Dongtan, bringing the grand total to eight courses spanning roughly three hours and six minutes of driving time. The standard speeds and timetables in the game are meticulously reconstructed using actual operational data analysed down to the very second.

This new entry packs a fresh video processing method, delivering a series-best 1080p resolution with buttery-smooth playback. Players can choose between three play styles: sectional driving, full driving, and view mode. Furthermore, ZUIKI Mascon controllers will be supported, which is a rather cheeky bonus for enthusiasts.

This release follows 'ITX-Maeum Taebaek Line Edition', which launched in October 2025, making it the second entry in the series. Alongside this, 14Dimension Enterprise is rolling out a free update (Ver.1.1) for the previous game on October 16, bringing the exact same visual upgrades found in the new title. 'Korea Railway Celesti Express KTX Seoul-Busan Edition' will cost 62,000 KRW and will be available via the Nintendo eShop. It is a single-player railway driving simulation supporting 13 languages, including Korean.