Since the launch on December 11th 2019, the developers continue to improve the game and add further functionality. These changes are released as updates. Every major update is announced at transportfever2.com as well as on Steam.
If you are interested in what the exact changes are that come along with the updates, have a look at the release notes for pc and the release notes for consoles.
The latest build is automatically downloaded by the Steam client, Epic Games launcher or GOG Galaxy client. GOG users not using GOG Galaxy can download the latest build in the GOG games library. The MacOS App Store supports both manual and automatic updates. For more information see the guide from Apple.
To verify that you are using the latest build, compare the build number displayed in the bottom right corner of the main menu with the latest build number in the release notes.
Before a game update, the oncoming changes are often available as a beta version to be tested by the users.
If you want to try out new features and help us testing the stability of new versions, upcoming patches can be accessed in advance by using Steam branch “external testing”.
To switch the branch, close the game and open your Steam game library 1. Right click Transport Fever 2 in the game list 2 and selected “Properties”3. Under the “BETAS” tab 4 you can select “external testing” from the pulldown menu 5. This can be reverted anytime.
The “testing” version is equal or newer than the current release version on the main Steam branch.
To access the beta branch, use the GOG Galaxy client and go to Transport Fever 2 > Settings icon (at the top) > Manage Installation > Configure… and select the Testing branch in the dropdown.
Unfortunately it is not possible to access the beta version for Linux as GOG Galaxy is not available for Linux and the beta channels can't be accessed without the client.
Please note that the testing version might not be stable, so you should always save your game under a new name when using it. Games saved in a newer testing version may not be loadable in an older release.
It is possible that some mods get broken due to updates. Please be patient, in most cases it is possible to sort the issues out sooner or later.
Bugs and crashes can be reported in our Steam group.
If you have problems with current versions of the game and prefer to switch back to an older version, this is possible as well for the Steam version.
To switch to a previous version, close the game and right click Transport Fever 2 in your Steam library and selected “Properties”. Under the “BETAS” tab you can enter the code “buildArchive” plus the number of the build you want to access, for example buildArchive29596
. After that, select the build from the pulldown menu. This can be reverted anytime by switching back to testing
or NONE
(stable version).
Available builds are:
buildArchive35732
Maintenance update in January 2024buildArchive35716
Maintenance update in July 2023buildArchive35320
Deluxe update in March/April 2023buildArchive35049
Spring update in May 2022buildArchive34983
Nvidia driver update in October 2021buildArchive34108
Summer update in August 2021buildArchive31994
MacOS/Vulkan update in March 2021 buildArchive29596
Modding update in June/July 2020buildArchive28271
Convenience update in March 2020buildArchive27767
Stability update in January 2020buildArchive27600
Initial release in December 2019 Please be aware, that using an older version is not officially supported and might result in corrupted save games and can cause issues with mods released at a newer date.