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Transport Fever 3 Wiki & Guide

Release date, editions, multiplayer, map size, vehicles, cargo, mods and source-dated gameplay information for Transport Fever 3.

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Release & price29 September 2026 · three editionsRead the evidence MultiplayerBuilt as a single-player experienceRead the evidence Map sizeExact dimensions are not publishedRead the evidence PC requirements90 GB · official CPU/GPU tablesRead the evidence Editions & preorderStandard, Deluxe, Collector'sRead the evidence Closed betaTesting continues; sign-ups are closedRead the evidence

System change matrix

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01CargoPlayer-directed destinations, handling classes, warehouses and deadlinesPlan every transfer and storage point · Industries & Cargo 02TrafficLane control, overtaking and configurable connectionsSeparate conflicts from raw capacity · Game overview 03MapsFour climates, distinct biomes, weather and a map editorChoose modes around terrain and water · Environment First Look 04Vehicles275+ listed vehicles with helicopters, cargo trams and light railCompare the fleet by route requirement · Steam store 05ManagementContracts, reputation, maintenance and deeper town demandBalance growth against network cost · Game overview

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CargoIndustries and Cargo19 Sep 2025 MapsEnvironment First Look2025 ModsCurated Mods Program22 Apr 2026 NetworkFirst Look Highlights30 Jul 2026

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Planning method

Use the desk in three passes.

Start with the decision, follow the constraint through the network, then verify the facts that can still change before release.

Choose the real question

Buying decisions begin with the release date, platform, edition and hardware pages. Network decisions begin with cargo, traffic, terrain or fleet. Picking one owner page prevents a broad feature list from hiding the answer you need.

Trace the first bottleneck

Follow a route from origin to destination. Check handling, terminal access, vehicle fit, transfer pressure and the final receiver in order. Change one weak point, observe a full service cycle and only then decide whether more capacity is useful.

Verify volatile details

Requirements, editions, compatibility and availability can change. Each guide names its official reference and checked date. When exact production rates or final vehicle values are not public, the page keeps the decision framework useful without inventing a number.

A sensible first visit is release, requirements and what changed. After that, open the system closest to your intended network: cargo for logistics, traffic for urban flow, maps for terrain, vehicles for mode choice, or mods for compatibility. The update board connects later announcements back to the same stable routes.