Launch desk
Transport Fever 3: release date & platforms
The announced launch, supported platforms, and what to check before launch day.
YOUR INDEPENDENT TRANSPORT FEVER 3 FIELD GUIDE
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THE NEXT DEPARTURE29 SEP 2026Announced release date ↗
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Launch desk
Standard, Deluxe or Collector’s?
A compact edition comparison, with extras separated from the base game.
Network lab
Rail signals: understand the reservation
Why the reserved path matters—and why a passing loop still deserves careful planning.
Network lab
A clearer way to manage your lines
An editorial workflow for organizing a network before it becomes difficult to read.
Network lab
Compare vehicles beyond top speed
A simple decision sheet for thinking about a vehicle’s job before comparing models.
Mod journal
Mods, Mod Hub & the Workshop question
What the developer has said, and a practical way to document a future mod collection.
Network lab
Cargo flow: from origin to destination
Origins, loading and transfers provide a useful way to break a freight journey into parts.
World & economy
City growth is a balancing act
A reading guide to growth, city ratings and the questions a future experiment should answer.
Network lab
Roads, junctions & tram-trains
The announced construction tools open up more ways to connect a network.
Launch desk
Before you start: the pre-launch FAQ
A quick route to sourced answers, with the limits of this first edition made clear.
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