Sweet Transit News

• Fixed couriers not walking back after delivering goods
  
• Fixed trains no fuel problems not registering on load
  
• Fixed roads not connecting correctly in blueprint mode
  
• Fixed a crash when blueprinting and using undo/redo with stations with multiple bridges
  
• Fixed walkers animation direction jitter
  
• Fixed a crash when having two same destination in a route and train selected with that route
  
• Fixed railway tutorial bridge part auto completes
  
• Fixed blueprints tutorial showing landfill mode instead of blueprints mode
  
• Fixed settlement multi storage structures not showing all courier arrows in some cases
  
• Fixed remove rail signals entering general remove mode if it was used in the past
  
• Fixed being able to duplicate train wagons and exceed the train depot length
  
• Fixed copy requirement not updating signal light colors
  
• Fixed copy requirement not updating signal segments while in play mode
  
• Fixed attractiveness tooltips not showing correct decimal values
  
• Fixed unlocks tab size flickering
  
• Fixed a crash when redoing roads below bridges
  
• Fixed game freeze when redoing bridges
  

• Updated individual goods wiki
  
• Updated individual workers wiki
  
• Improved build data grid visualization to show build bounds for structures
  
• Increased bonus goods priority for couriers when they are needed at a production facility
  

Sweet Transit has been on our radar for quite a while now. By combining the appeal of building and management games like Factorio and Cities Skylines 2 with the train focus of Railroad Tycoon 3 or Train Simulator, Sweet Transit scratches a very particular itch. Now, after years of waiting, it's finally chugging on out of the Early Access station and has launched its 1.0 version on Steam, with news of its next big update already detailed.

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Factorio and trains are finally together in city builder coming soon

Sweet Transit, a train game with Factorio roots, hits Early Access

Train-based city builder Sweet Transit has a free demo

• Systems-led city builder: Starting with a single warehouse, build a thriving interconnected world of villages and cities as you expand your rail network and evolve your society
  
• Customisable rail network: Construct platforms and stations linked by intricate railway routes to help connect settlements and ensure a painless transit for both workers and civilians
  
• Evolve your industry: From steam to diesel, and beyond, play through distinct eras of the railway and plan the most economical expansions using the technology at your disposal
  
• Be a person of the people: Keep a close eye on your citizens and ensure their needs are met as you expand your routes and scale up your settlements
  
• Full modding support: Create custom content via Steam Workshop, including structures, locomotives, in-game rules, progression markers, and graphics
  

There's a certain sort of person whose eyes will brighten from flat dullness at just a whisper of the words 'Transport Tycoon' and another whose heart will race should they hear 'Factorio' mentioned nearby. Sweet Transit, a city builder focusing on complex automated railway networks, combines elements of both games into one potentially near-intoxicating mix. After nearly two years in Steam Early Access, the full release train is about to pull into the station fully loaded with version 1.0.

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RELATED LINKS:

Sweet Transit, a train game with Factorio roots, hits Early Access

Train-based city builder Sweet Transit has a free demo

Sweet Transit is Transport Tycoon meets Factorio, and it's out this year