Transport Fever is a next generation transport simulation game coming to PC this fall. Players build up a thriving transport company and create complex rail-road-water-air networks. In addition to the genre-typical endless game mode, two historical campaigns offer real world challenges from more than 150 years of transportation history.
A lot of work has been put into the development of Transport Fever. The game offers the following list of improvements over the predecessor Train Fever. According to the development team, the most important features are:
Endless game with two scenarios and countless rail, road, water and air vehicles
Campaign mode with challenges from the European and North American transportation history
Arguably the most intuitive and powerful track construction tools ever seen in a game
Upgradable and extendable stations, harbors and airports
A sophisticated cargo model with realistic freight stocks and complex chains
Agent-based passenger simulation and dynamically evolving cities
Realistically simulated vehicles including interiors, aging and modifiable painting and logos
Heavily optimized user interface and late-game performance
Extensive modding support including Steam Workshop
Additional comments from the Transport Fever developers:
“Due to limited resources and development time, we were forced to make a decision: Either make a great single player or an average multi-player game, and we are convinced that we made the right decision. However we can promise that making a great multi-player game is one of our company’s top future priorities.
We invite everybody to discuss the upcoming game in the official Forums. In addition, Transport Fever is present on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. For those mainly interested in staying on track and not missing updates, we suggest to register our Newsletter. Also, there are several fan pages where engaged community members discuss the game.
The team at Urban Games is thrilled to receive your feedback. Everybody here and at Gambitious is looking forward to receive your input and suggestions!”
