If it’s so beloved, surely you could put the name in the article title

Transport fever isnt a city builder though. unless somethings changed…

its like transport tycoon / OpenTTD. you build logistics networks for goods services and passengers/commuters. and the cities grow as you help the local economy.

For anyone without time or interest to read the article: the game referred to (but not mentioned, for clickbait reasons) in the title is Transport Fever 3.

Yeah, Transport Fever is not a city building game. Its a transport game, like Transport Tycoon.

City Skylines has a great transport element to it but its ultimately a city builder.

Cities 2 has been an unmitigated disaster. The single biggest strength of the first game was its user generated assets easily accessed via steam workshop but cities 2 still has no official way of doing it even now. They seriously compromised and broke the game by trying to make something that works the same on PC and Consoles. Its been 18m and that still isn’t fixed and they’re still focused on trying to release for consoles rather than fix the single biggest fundamental flaw.

Transport Fever 3 is a game people are looking forward to, but not as a replacement for cities skylines.

Y’all talking about timberborn?

Released in 2019, of the 22,000 user reviews posted for Transport Fever 2, 89% are positive. Now, Transport Fever 3 has just been confirmed.

Took me a long time to figure out why 2.89% is a lot

I’ve played both transport fever 1 and 2 and I wouldn’t call them city builders. They are all about building transport routes.

That’s not Simcity.

I don’t think they fit the same niche. I played transport fever 2 and its transport tycoon with a coat of paint. Cities 2 is a completely different focus.

I really hope transport fever 3 focuses of more city design because i hate cities 2 so much and would love to see it fail.