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Transport Fever 3 release and gameplay details

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Urban Games and Paradox Interactive have scheduled the release of Transport Fever 3 for September 29, 2026. The title will be available on PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, macOS, and Linux), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Initial announcements highlighted various editions, including a Collector Edition, and pre-order bonuses such as the TS Queen Mary ocean liner and the Great Pyramid of Giza. Owners of the previous title are eligible for a 10% discount under specific conditions. Gameplay overviews detail expanded management systems and an updated user interface. Players can influence city growth through municipal control tools, including sound barriers, underground railways, and pollution reduction measures. As logistics companies rise in rank, they can unlock headquarters upgrades, resource prospecting, and marketing campaigns. Additionally, vehicle maintenance has been expanded to include automated servicing for fleets near appropriate facilities. Further updates emphasize enhanced economic simulation and complex logistics. A completely overhauled freight system requires players to manage goods with greater care. The gameplay integrates corporate growth, bank financing, and infrastructure requirements, creating tighter links between transport networks, personnel, and urban development. New mechanics such as inflation, specialized cargo handling, and a revised campaign mode—which embeds mechanics within specific historical eras and story moments—have also been introduced. Additional details reveal that the title will feature a subarctic biome, dynamic weather systems, and a day/night cycle. The economic simulation includes cargo perishability and time-sensitive delivery requirements, with players managing supply chains for over 35 industrial categories and 40 types of goods. Players can also engage in high-stakes contracts that offer massive rewards for timely delivery but impose heavy fines for failure. The game allows players to manage transport networks spanning over 125 years of history, ranging from horse-drawn carriages to high-speed trains and jet aircraft.

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