Is Transport Fever 3 out? Platforms, update status, PC specs

The official desktop release history now lists Version 40425 Steam under Stable, dated October 24, 2026. It fixes the crash introduced by NVIDIA GeForce driver 621.01 on RTX 50xx GPUs. Preview is now the same version as the default/stable branch; the earlier preview-only label is superseded.

The October 22 stable 40423 notes remain the source for loading, construction, pathfinding and low-disk corrupt-save fixes. Those notes do not establish recovery of a previously corrupt save. The latest console update notice still says testing is in progress; the October 24 40425 entry names Steam and does not confirm Epic/GOG rollout. Kingy has not tested an installed build.

Urban Games announced that Transport Fever 3 released September 29 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. The earlier support FAQ lists Steam, Epic and GOG and Windows, macOS and Linux; availability on every individual store and OS was not independently checked by Kingy.

The official history dates 40420 to Steam October 8 and Epic/GOG October 15, followed by desktop 40423 on October 22. Steam stable 40425 on October 24 adds the NVIDIA driver-conflict fix. The current platform/branch status is below; preserve the distinction between a published update and the build installed on your device.

These were prelaunch timing records: the US PlayStation listing showed September 29 at 16:00 UTC, and Urban Games did not confirm a universal release hour or a preload schedule. The game is out now on every launch platform, so this section only matters for checking old reports.

The current Urban Games support FAQ says the game includes transport technology, vehicles and city environments from 1900 through 2030 and beyond. That describes advertised content coverage. It does not show which years can be selected when creating a map, establish an 1885 start option, or rule out future modded years. Check the released game’s setup screen before planning a specific start-year challenge.

Matt Donahue's September 25 pre-release review reports a Free Game starting-decade choice from 1900 to 2030. The exact executable is undisclosed; Kingy has not verified retail controls or console parity. This does not establish arbitrary-year entry or calendar speed/freeze settings.

Steam lists 90 GB of available SSD space on every desktop OS. Windows and Linux CPUs require AVX2. The macOS table is Apple Silicon only. These rows do not predict frame rate, large-map performance or Steam Deck support.

The support FAQ says beta testing continues with a small selected group and that Urban Games is not seeking more testers. Use the support form for a current account or purchase issue; this guide does not offer beta keys or unofficial access.