Game review: Transport Fever is a challenging sim that lets you direct the course of technology and build giant cities
Balance people, places, goods and wealth to gain access to trains, planes, ships and trams, as well as a massive range of automobiles

Urban Games
3/5 stars
Europeans sure do like their forms of transport. It makes sense, considering the continent’s unparalleled train system and ridiculously affordable low-cost airlines. But the almost obsessive nature that grips Euro transport fanatics can be a little frightening.
For example, take Urban Games, a small developer based in subjectively boring Switzerland. In 2014 it made Train Fever, which became a bit of a cult hit in neighbouring countries, but I’d never heard of it until the sequel Transport Fever appeared on my radar.
The follow-up, as you can probably guess, goes beyond the original’s focus on trains and into the wonderful worlds of airports and harbours.