Like Th e Sims or Cities: Skylines, however, Transport Fever 2 is largely about creating your own entertainment in the “free game” mode. The three-part campaign offers set objectives that range from establishing new railroads during the American gold rush to modernising the transport links of Victorian Glasgow. It’s also worth noting your infrastructure evolves not only in size but across time, with horse-drawn carts and steam trains gradually being replaced by cruise liners and supersonic jets. Airports cost a fortune to build and maintain, but shuttle more passengers to more destinations quicker than a bus route. Trucks are cheap but slow, while trains are initially expensive but faster and carry larger loads. You receive funds for successful deliveries at each point along the line, but each new bit of infrastructure has its own running costs.
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