Transport Fever 3 Platforms
Transport Fever 3 launched on September 29, 2026 on Windows, Mac and Linux through Steam, the Epic Games Store and GOG, and on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, all on the same day. Intel Macs, Game Pass and GeForce NOW are the notable gaps.
| Platform | Can you play it? | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Windows PC | Yes | Steam, Epic Games Store and GOG; Windows 10 64-bit or 11 |
| PlayStation 5 | Yes | Launched the same day; Small, Medium and Large maps only |
| Xbox Series X|S | Yes | Launched the same day; a paid purchase, not on Game Pass |
| Mac (Apple Silicon) | Yes | M2 Pro or newer on macOS 15.7 or later |
| Linux | Yes | Native build; Ubuntu 24.04 or later recommended |
| Intel Mac | No | Not supported |
| Steam Deck | Not rated | No Valve rating published yet |
| GeForce NOW | No | Not available at launch |
| Game Pass | No | Not included on console or PC |
Is the console version the same game?
Close to it. Consoles share the same mod hub as PC, and keyboard and mouse are supported on both PS5 and Xbox. The clearest difference is memory: consoles offer only the Small, Medium and Large map sizes, where PC also has Very Large and four experimental sizes. The map size page has every dimension.
Cross-platform saves and mods
The mod hub is shared across every platform, and mods are rebuilt for consoles automatically when they are uploaded. Saves are the exception for now: a save uploaded from PC cannot yet be downloaded on console. More on that on the mods page.
Frame generation and DLSS
The game does not use frame generation technologies on any platform, so there is no DLSS Frame Generation or FSR frame generation toggle to rely on. On PC, performance comes down to the CPU, RAM and an SSD; the system requirements page has the full table.