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Games like Transport Fever 2

Enjoyed Transport Fever 2? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Transport Fever, Transport Fever 3, Train Fever. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Transport Fever 2: Transport Fever 2 is a transport simulation in which you build routes for rail, road, water and air and run your own transport services. You carry people to work or play and deliver raw materials and goods to keep the economy moving, helping cities grow. Free play offers broad creative possibilities, while campaigns span three continents from 1850 to the present day. Over 200 vehicles from Europe, America and Asia are available, and an in-game map editor lets you recreate landscapes from three climate zones.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

About these games

Transport Fever

Transport Fever is a business simulation focused mainly on railways. Players begin in 1850 as a new transport operator, building stations, airports and harbors and earning money by linking areas that need transport services. In the endless mode, they can construct road, rail, water and air networks, supply industries with freight and watch cities grow in response to residents’ needs. The campaigns with American and European missions cover the history of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Transport Fever 3

Transport Fever 3 is a transport tycoon simulation in which the player builds and runs their own transport empire. Starting with horse-drawn wagons, steam trains and paddle steamers, you work up to jet planes, supertankers, high-speed trains and helicopters. Routes by land, sea and air must be planned so cargo and people arrive on time while costs and upgrades stay balanced. Dynamic towns, industries on- and offshore, weather and a day-night cycle keep changing the demands on the network.

Train Fever

Train Fever is a railroad-focused business simulation set in 1850. Players found a transport company and act as its manager, building railways and stations, buying vehicles and managing lines. They carry both passengers and freight while fulfilling the needs of residents and watching cities evolve dynamically. The game world is procedurally generated and has no grid, so objects are not restricted to 90 or 45 degree angles, and the vehicles span more than 150 years of transport history.

Cities in Motion 2

Cities in Motion 2 is the sequel to a mass transit simulation game. The player builds and manages a transportation network whose choices shape city growth: affordable transport brings middle-class housing and workplaces, while pricier and exotic options attract high-end businesses. Buses, trams, ferries and other vehicles are available, along with bus lanes and timetables for handling rush hour, and the game includes day and night cycles. It can be played alone or cooperatively with a friend, and offers multiplayer modes with co-op and competitive play, plus campaign and sandbox modes.

Worldwide Rush

Worldwide Rush is a simulation of passenger transport management on a global scale, in which you build your own company and connect cities with routes based on passenger demand. More than 120 vehicles are available, ranging from planes and road vehicles to trains and ships, and you can invest in hotels and marketing to attract more passengers. Besides running your own network, you must keep an eye on rival companies, which you can either cooperate with or take over in a hostile way. Each new game brings different challenges thanks to procedurally generated destinations, events and adjustable parameters.

Railway Empire

Railway Empire is a simulation and strategy game in which you build an extensive railway network in the United States starting in 1830. You purchase over 40 trains modelled in great detail and buy or construct railway stations, maintenance buildings, factories and tourist attractions. You also hire and manage your workforce, and across five eras of technological innovation you develop more than 300 technologies, from improvements to the trains themselves to workplace infrastructure and advanced amenities. Up to three rival tycoons compete with you, and you can attack and sabotage them through raids and industrial espionage.