Transport Fever 3 Wiki

Thirty-six cargo types, thirty-two industries and four climates that decide which of them your map even has. Start with the chain finder: pick a cargo and see what makes it, what it feeds, and every raw material behind it.

Open the chain finder Read the beginner guide

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Everything that goes into Vehicles, the longest chain, raw materials on the left.Trace it

What people ask before they buy

When did it unlock?September 29, 2026, on PC and consoles the same day; Steam unlocked at about 16:00 UTCUnlock time by zone
Which platforms?Windows, Mac (Apple Silicon), Linux, PS5 and Xbox Series X|SEvery platform
What does it cost?$49.99 on Steam, $64.99 for the Deluxe EditionStandard vs Deluxe
Is it on Game Pass?No. It is a paid Xbox Series X|S purchaseXbox details
Can I play with friends?No. There is no multiplayer or co-opWhy single-player
Will my PC run it?It needs a CPU with AVX2 and 90 GB on an SSDFull requirements
Steam Deck?Valve has not rated it yetDeck status
Intel Mac?Not supported; Apple Silicon onlyMac chips
Anything different on PS5?Only three map sizes; keyboard and mouse workPS5 notes
GeForce NOW?Not at launchCloud play
Collector's Edition?$119.99, limited to 10,000 copies, Steam key onlyWhat is in the box
Worth it over Transport Fever 2?New cargo system, town ratings and warehouses; no built-in timetablesWhat changed

An oil refinery in a desert with storage tanks, flare stacks and tank trucks on the road

The economy runs on chains

Cargo is made with no destination; you decide where it goes, and towns only grow when their commercial and industrial districts get what they ask for. Which chains you can finish depends on the climate you pick before the map is even generated.

Industries and cargo list
Every input ratio and every booster in two sortable tables.
Climate zones
Why tires, and so vehicles, only come out of tropical maps.
Town growth and levels
Eighteen levels, the XP each one takes, and the six ratings that hold towns back.
How to make money
Straight-line distance pays, real track length costs. Plan around that.
Production planner
Want 100 Vehicles? See how much Sheet Metal, Coal and Rubber the whole chain moves.

Building the network

Tracks, trains and signals

Every signal is a path signal, trains reserve track up to the next signal or reversal stop, and an express line can be told to reserve further ahead. If two trains ever freeze nose to nose on a single line, the signals guide shows the fix. There is no built-in timetable system; the timetable page covers the mod and the vanilla settings that do the same job.

Vehicle list275+ models across rail, road, water and air, and the ones that did not make it.Line and vehicle plannerHow many trains or trucks a line needs for the cargo you want to move.SubwaysTrams can go underground. Trains and a real metro cannot.

Four map sizes are in the menu, four more hide behind a settings switch, and consoles stop at Large. Map size calculator

8 sizes · 5 edge ratios

Campaign, goals and mods

Campaign missions
From storm-hit New Orleans to a rocket launch in Tanegashima, with every three-star goal.
Achievements
All 41, including the hidden one, and the settings that quietly switch them off.
Mods and mod.io
No Steam Workshop this time. Where mods live and how Transport Fever 2 vehicles came back.

This is an independent player guide, not the developer's site. Who runs it and where its numbers come from.