Runewaker Entertainment. In 2011, Trainz 2010-SP3 was released incorporating a new interactive web play between multiple-users, a move to increased DRM spurred by software piracy, and with that service pack, the first version of Trainz where assets may not be convertible (back-fixed for) older versions. The release is the first fully exploiting modern graphics cards and multi-core microprocessor desktop computers, which has been further extended in the Trainz 2012 release (April 2011). Simulator Central By mid-2011, N3V had begun offering payware add-on assets for Trainz developed by its third-party partners, and released a number of smaller game style simple simulations. Late in 2012, it renamed its online store to Simulator Central and began marketing a whole catalog of simulation software titles, ranging from farming and zoo management simulations, taxi driving-to-become a fleet operator, and warfare simulations including naval battles. In 2012, the site began offering Trainz on smartphones and tablets, both under the iMac OS and Android technologies. By July 2013, their web store categories list nearly 200 titles, mostly for download, for Windows, Mac and boxed set DVD platforms (sic). Games developed Dark Reign: The Future of War The Trainz series Airport Simulator Bridge It Fury Battlestar Galactica Harn: Bloodline Games published Chaser Elemental: War of Magic Kao the Kangaroo: Round 2 Kao the Kangaroo: Mystery of the Volcano My First Trainz SpellForce (Australian) Trainz 2009: World Builder Edition Trainz 2010: Engineers Edition Trainz 2012: 10th Anniversary Edition Turbo Trainz Psychotoxic References External links Auran brand website Simulator Central Queensland Games List of developed and published games (as Auran) Video game companies of Australia Video game companies established in 1995 Video game development companies Privately held companies of Australia Companies based on the Gold Coast, Queensland