Korean Rail Celesti Express KTX Seoul-Busan Edition Hits Switch Oct 22
14Dimension Enterprise's train sim covers the 417 km Gyeongbu line at 300 km/h and supports the ZUIKI Mascon controller.
14Dimension Enterprise announced that Korean Rail Celesti Express KTX Seoul-Busan Edition will launch on Nintendo Switch on October 22, according to gamemeca.com.
The game is based on footage filmed in real KTX driver cabins and covers the Gyeongbu High-Speed Line Seoul-Busan section, a route of about 417 kilometers at 300 km/h. It includes eight courses totaling about 3 hours and 6 minutes of driving, spanning the Gyeongbu High-Speed Line stops of Seoul, Gwangmyeong, Osong, Daejeon, Dongdaegu and Busan, plus bonus Suseo High-Speed Line courses at Daejeon, Osong, PyeongtaekJije and Dongtan.
Modes, controller support and pricing
Three play modes are offered: section driving, full driving and view mode. The title supports the ZUIKI Mascon controller and is priced at 62,000 won, sold via the Nintendo eShop with support for 13 languages including Korean.
On October 16, 14Dimension Enterprise will release a free update (Ver.1.1) that adds the same image quality improvements to its previous title, ITX-Maeum Taebaek Line Edition, which was released in October 2025. The KTX Seoul-Busan Edition is the second entry in the series following that title.
Quick answers
When does Korean Rail Celesti Express KTX Seoul-Busan Edition launch?
It launches on Nintendo Switch on October 22.
How much does the game cost?
It is priced at 62,000 won and will be sold via the Nintendo eShop.
Does it support the ZUIKI Mascon controller?
Yes, the title supports the ZUIKI Mascon controller.