Transport Fever 3: Urban Games announces Curated Mods Program and steps up Beta Testing
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Transport Fever 3: Urban Games announces Curated Mods Program and steps up Beta Testing
Schaffhausen, Switzerland - April 22nd, 2026 - Urban Games today introduced the new Curated Mods Program for Transport Fever 3, allowing players to work with the development team to create, expand and customize the game with new vehicles, maps, and gameplay features. The Program gives some of the best modders in the genre early access to the game, allowing for an exciting selection of high-quality, developer-supported mods to be available already on launch day. Additionally, Urban Games announced today that confidential closed beta tests for consoles are starting soon, with a strong focus on overall stability and performance, to take even more community feedback on board.
With more than 15,000 individual mods currently available in the Steam Workshop from modding communities around the globe, Transport Fever 2 has long been known as an exceptionally modder-friendly game. Transport Fever 3 provides an even more powerful and flexible toolset for modders, with nearly every new feature developed having moddability in mind with mods available cross-platform through the in-game Mod Hub. The upcoming title introduces a newly developed automated approval system, created in collaboration with Sony and Microsoft, which will allow for a broader range of mods to be available on consoles — a first for the series. From new vehicles, maps, script-mods, savegames and even localizations, players can look forward to an international and iconic selection of mods available in the Mod Hub from Day One of the game’s release later this year.
To incorporate even more community feedback, the first of these mods are already being tested in-game as part of Urban Games’ closed beta program, with the latest PC round having concluded a few days ago and the first console beta just around the corner.
Urban Games is now accepting applications for new participants and will continue to expand the Curated Mods Program beyond release. Modders receive dedicated support, get early access to the game and have the chance to influence the final part of modding-tool development with their feedback and expertise. In order to take part in the Curated Mods Program, modders must fulfill a selection of different criteria, such as a proven track record of very well rated and popular mods for either Transport Fever 2 or similar games in the genre. The exact specifications and a form to apply can be found here. Urban Games plans to expand the Curated Mods Program beyond launch, supporting creators with resources, visibility, and financial grants to ensure a steady stream of new content for players.
Urban Games’ community support does not stop there. To gather and take on board even more feedback, several rounds of closed beta testing with thousands of invited participants have been held already, with a new one focusing on console players starting soon. The Transport Fever series has seen a big growth also in the console player fanbase, making it even more important for Urban Games to have the best possible product ready for the simultaneous day one launch for Computer (Windows, Mac, Linux), PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Check out the new Curated Mods Program subpage on the official website here. Transport Fever 3 is scheduled for release later this year on PC (Windows, Mac, Linux), PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. For more information, visit www.transportfever3.com and YouTube, X, Facebook as well as Instagram.
About Urban Games
Urban Games is an independent video game developer based in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Founded in 2013, the studio released its debut title Train Fever in 2014, followed by Transport Fever in 2016. The third entry, Transport Fever 2, launched at the end of 2019 and became both a critical and commercial success, selling millions of copies on PC, PlayStation 4 & 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
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