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The Transport Fever 3: Deluxe Edition allows you to take your network to the next level with iconic vehicles, more world-famous landmarks, and new unique wildlife from around the globe to your base game.
The Deluxe Edition contains:
Six Legendary Vehicles for Land, and Air:
Concorde: fastest passenger airplane of all times
London Bus: timeless symbol of public transport
Trans-Europe Express: milestone of luxury rail travel
Peterbilt 359: legend of trucking power and endurance
Hong Kong Tram: iconic double-decker streetcar
Sikorsky S-76 Spirit: the go-to helicopter for highest comfort standards
Two Architectural Wonders From Around the Globe:
Eiffel Tower: icon of European architecture
Taj Mahal: masterpiece of the world's heritage
Four Wild Animals Representing Different Climate Zones:
Orca: dangerous ruler of the subarctic oceans
Komodo Dragon: apex predator of the tropical islands
Boar Family: resilient inhabitants of the temperate forests
Bison: calm giant of the dry grasslands
Three New Handcrafted Maps For All Kind of Challenges:
Redrock Bends: conquer winding rivers, steep canyons, and growing transport challenges
Northern Gates: navigate dramatic fjords, scattered islands, and impassable mountain barriers
Emerald Shores: balance costly infrastructure and waterways across volcanic island paradises
Additional Extras For Even More Fun:
Tycoon Cars: bring the road traffic to the next level
Fun Elements: 3 additional catchy elements to discover in-game
Franchise Soundtracks: build your network to the tunes of all our previous titles
Plan, build, and optimize! Transport Fever 3 puts you in charge of your own transport empire. From humble beginnings with horse-drawn wagons, steam trains, and paddle-steamers working towards the latest jet planes, supertankers, high-speed trains, and helicopters, you will build the network that drives the world!
Every delivery earns money, while every train, truck, plane, or ship increases your costs. You’ll plan and build profitable routes, balance infrastructure expenses, and invest in upgrades to stay ahead of growing demand.
With success comes the financial freedom to expand your reach, while earning the right to build world famous landmarks to demonstrate your achievements. Fall short, and you’ll be seeking efficiencies and improvements to propel your company forward.
As your influence expands, the needs of every city become more challenging to fulfill. There's no such thing as one plan that works forever, you will need to adapt, overcome, and solve problems as they come up, balancing your desire for growth with the needs of the populations you serve.
BECOME THE TYCOON
Build your personal transport empire by creating perfect routes to maximise your profits. Ensure that cargo and people get where they need to be, when they need to be. Manage and optimize your vehicle fleet, balance maintenance costs, efficiency, and priorities. Resolve bottlenecks and meet the evolving demands of dynamic towns and a multitude of industries that operate on- and offshore. Develop commercial centers, industrial powerhouses, and commuter cities by specializing deliveries and mastering every transport decision.
CONNECT THE WORLD
Connect towns and industries to fuel their growth. Plan and construct rails, roads, sea- and airways to build your transport empire. Grow tiny villages into major cities as you master traffic priorities and management systems. Analyze trouble using data layers and visual displays to identify traffic hotspots, delivery problems, or excessive noise and pollution. Make use of intuitive building tools to further optimize your network and grow from small country roads to highways and from old-wooden rails to modern high-speed tracks.
EXPERIENCE A LIVING SIMULATION
Every citizen has a home, a job, and places to go in the expanded living simulation, letting you follow each one along the way. Dynamic weather and a full day-night cycle let you experience your world in countless moods, from sunny mornings to rainy, clouded afternoons. Each of the four climate zones brings unique challenges, from temperate valleys and subarctic swamps, to desert plains and tropical islands, all demanding a fresh approach to your transportation strategy.
PLAY IT YOUR WAY
Customize your game with multiple difficulty options, enabling you to create your perfect game. Adjust the way the world, economy, and its citizens react to your style of play. Design ultimate tycoon adversity, that will test you to the limit, as you race to complete contract objectives in the fastest possible time. Ease the difficulty to a more relaxed setting and play for fun, or disable the economy entirely and build the most stunning city, station, or diorama you can imagine.
WRITE TRANSPORT HISTORY
Solve epic transport missions from history that will test your planning, efficiency, and cunning in the extensive story campaign. Immerse in the full tycoon experience, making use of the largest range of vehicles in the series that spans over a century of transport evolution. The whole world, including buildings, people, and cars, follow designs and trends through time. Rewrite transportation history and run steam trains and jets side by side as you progress through the 20th century and beyond.
CREATE WITHOUT LIMITS
Modding tools have been greatly improved, enabling mod creators to bring their favourite vehicles, buildings, and infrastructure to life. The fully featured in-game map editor allows anyone to craft maps closely matching reality or drawn from your wildest imagination. Share your creations or expand your collection and the scope of your worlds with ease using the in-game mod browser, expanding the range of possibilities in directions that will keep your experience fresh again and again.
BUILT ON WHAT WORKS
Transport Fever 3 builds on everything that has made the series a favorite among transport and tycoon fans for years. Every system has been refined, every feature expanded, and every tool streamlined to deliver the most complete and rewarding experience yet. With smarter cities, deeper logistics, improved performance, and an even greater focus on tycoon gameplay, it’s the ultimate evolution of a proven formula, built for both newcomers and veterans to enjoy for years to come.
FEATURE OVERVIEW
Tycoon mode with highly-adjustable difficulty to set the perfect level of challenge
Sandbox mode to build with unrestricted creativity and strong mod support
Campaign mode featuring entertaining missions inspired by real historic events
Map editor to design comprehensive maps in-game and accessible modification tools
Wide range of tricky achievements with unique goals and rewarding challenges
More than 125 years of transport evolution - from horse-drawn wagons to high-speed trains
275+ realistic vehicles such as trains, buses, trams, trucks, ships, aircraft and helicopters
All major transport types covered, including light rail systems and dedicated cargo trams
Modular infrastructure spanning multiple eras - from classic train stations to modern airports
Physically-based atmosphere and cloud-coverage, day/night cycle and dynamic lighting
Multiple highly immersive climate zones, including a brand new subarctic region
Randomly generated maps with distinct biomes that offer unique game-play challenges
Town growth featuring dynamic districts based on simulating individual inhabitants
Advanced traffic simulation with lane control and realistic behavior such as overtaking
Landmarks inspired by real-world architecture, adding character to towns and regions
Over 35 unique industries, including off-shore sectors such as fishing grounds and oil platforms
Demand-driven industry expansion with production boosted by workers and optional inputs
Redesigned cargo simulation providing full control over loading and unloading
Warehouses and specialized terminals for intermediate storage and logistics optimization
Dynamic loan and contract system offering risk versus reward opportunities
Simple yet deep game mechanics based on maintenance, noise/pollution, reputation and more
Extensive customization options ensuring a high replay value and diverse play styles
Powerful road and track construction tools including overland trams and highway ramps
Flexible road design options with individual tram lanes and configurable lane connections
Intuitive landscaping tools for terrain sculpting, ground painting and vegetation placement
Cross-platform modding support with in-game mod browser for easy content discovery
The price of Transport Fever 3 in Sri Lanka is Rs. 13,559 on VaultX.lk. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Simulation, Strategy.
I wish it had DLSS or framegen but it's not the end of the world. Game is good. I suggest playing at hard or very hard.
This is a top-notch world building game that focuses on simulating transportation systems. You configure planes, trains, buses and trucks in an evolving world starting from 1900. As the years tick by, cities are built for you as you supply them with goods and labor. City architecture evolves. Your domain of control is mostly limited to transport logistics - supply and demand, building airports, roads, rails, ports and other transportation infrastructure to move goods and people. You can play with the economy "on" or "off". If you play it with the economy "on", this is the actual "game". In this mode, you are playing with the transportation simulation operating under crushing, unforgiving economic pressures. If you succeed at becoming a tycoon in this environment, you will have an almost infinite supply of money to build anything you wish. If you fail to become the world's richest man, you will know it, because the game will deadlock your ability to buy (and therefore build) anything at all. This mode is really designed for the most advanced players. You either become rich and win, or become bankrupt and lose. The other form of play is to turn the economy "off" with a built-in mod. Developers recognized the difficulty of playing with the economy active, so they included this feature by default. In this mode of operation, money isn't a factor, and you can build anything you want. The game's simulation mechanics are a challenge unto themselves, and there are a lot of techniques and features to learn. So much so, that the act of learning how to make things work the way you want can take months to master. This mode is for "the rest of us", who are not expert players, and those who just want to design worlds without the baggage and restrictions of greed. So I, as a non-expert player, I can conditionally recommend this game only if you play with money "off", and play it as a transportation simulator, a world-building environment. It works well for streaming, and people learn by watching other people play.
I was expecting so much more from this game. Instead we got something that could have been an update to Transport Fever 2. One of the things that was highlighted for this game was the improved simulation, That improved simulation has absolutely no effect on game play other then adding more cars onto the road and dragging down pc performance. They added like a handful of new vehicles but not enough to feel like your are getting more compared to the last game. There are some improvements to mention like the updated menus and changes to line management. It is now much easier to make and edit routes now that you can just click on stops to either make a new line or add it to a line that is selected with having to change which line mode you are in. Your are also able to select cargos type with more ease but the game is still missing the option to set how much and what type of cargo is unloaded at each stop. The addition of industry improvements are also nice by adding more optimizations you can do but it does lead users to make tones of lines that may only contain a single bus that only has 2 stops. They also added new industries but again most of them you can see as mods for Transport Fever 2. I do like the new survey for industry but its only limited to one of each type per play through. It would be nice if you were given more through the subsidiaries which are also a nice addition to the game. The only problem I have with them is for the passenger transportation one you have to transport passenger from the city center to city center. You cant transport them out side of the city with buses to a trains station or a airport so you are forced to build these thing in the center of the cities ruining your sound and pollution. There also some new additions that I am more mixed on. One of those is the new delivery timer. Its a cool feature that encourages better lines but it depletes to quickly. Especially if you are gathering goods to a train station to maximize how much your trains are transporting. By the time you get enough goods together for the trains to full a lot of it is already expiring. Another thing that I'm unsure of are the landmarks. It would have been nice if the landmarks were more closely related to the option of town names you pick because it feels weird building the Eiffel Tower in a town called North Creek. Over all this game is not worth $50. Maybe closer to $30 or $20.
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This game is really fun, I have never played Transport Fever before, so I have nothing to compare it to, it seems everyone writing a negative review is a long term enjoyer of the franchise, not to say that's a bad / good thing, but you know people love to downvote a new entry in any series just for the sake of it, without giving it a fair chance to develop and grow. As a blind player, I am very much enjoying this and can not wait to play for years to follow!
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While most of the criticisms I've seen of this game have merit, it has not at all detracted from my enjoyment of this new installation. Performance has been completely solid. Looks like they've defaulted me to medium settings with my RTX3070, I couldn't imagine needing it to look any better so I will keep the 75+ fps I've been maintaining early game. My main gripe, and this may be an ignorance problem, is how seemingly abstract the supply/demand/production statistics seem to be. I'd certainly appreciate if anyone can point me to some good resources to finally figure it out.