Transport Fever 2 on Steam
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The classic transport simulation genre has a new gold standard with Transport Fever 2. Discover a whole new world by navigating transport routes through land, water and air. May progress and prosperity find their way!

$47.99 -> $11.99 for Deluxe Edition, $39.99 -> $9.99 for regular. Both offers end April 28.

Information on historical lows sourced from https://isthereanydeal.com/game/transport-fever-2/info and https://isthereanydeal.com/game/transport-fever-2-deluxe-edition/info

Difference between deluxe and regular according to a 2023 announcement from the devs:

3 exclusive handcrafted maps with scenarios across all landscape types to challenge your skills 6 new and exclusive historical vehicles to play with:

  • Hong Kong Meridian Ferry
  • McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30
  • British High Speed Train HST ”Inter-City 125”
  • Kenworth K100E, Citroën U55 Currus Cityrama
  • Toyama Chihou Railway 8000 Series Tram

3 surprising new animals for the three landscape types: wolf, puma and tropical fishes

2 new in-game soundtracks from the two prequels Train Fever and Transport Fever

Those who already own Transport Fever 2 can upgrade to the Deluxe Edition with the Deluxe Upgrade Pack.

Let me know if big sale posts do not belong here. I figured I’d post this because Transport Fever 2 had one post about an update 7 months ago and that’s it, game could be rementioned again.

  • Agent Karyo@lemmy.worldMEnglish
    2·
    25 days ago

    I don’t even remember it having voice acting, as it’s been years since I played what I am assuming is the tutorial. 😀

    • Elevator7009@lemmy.zipOPEnglish
      1·
      25 days ago

      You probably switched it off in Settings or don’t play Campaigns.

      Ended up bouncing off for some reason I can’t even describe. I can say it was less of an “absolutely not!” thing and more of a “hm this isn’t really as fun as I thought it would be and the games I already have provide more fun” thing. And I was so excited to really like the game, too.

      I will say being able to follow the vehicles, both from the driver’s view (you can honk the horn! With a horse-drawn carriage the button to honk produces a neigh!) and from a third person view, was cool though. And mousing over people and finding they had NAMES was very unexpected and a pleasant surprise.

      I remember Hades crediting the devs’ dogs for making the dog sounds that are in the game. I wonder if anyone ever credited the horse that made the sound effect for this game.

      • Agent Karyo@lemmy.worldMEnglish
        2·
        25 days ago

        That’s really too bad. At least it was on heavy discount.

        I do admit, it does take some time to get rolling, the initial game tends to be very planning and min-max heavy before you can start building out your network and influencing city growth.