A new campaign for Transport Fever 2, including eight missions! The theme: the Second Industrial Revolution, a phase of rapid standardization and industrialization from the late 19th century into the early 20th century. The age of science, new inventions, world's fairs, gold fever, mass migrations and major expansions of railroads.

The campaign is currently available in the following languages. Additional translations are very welcome!

• English
  
• Dutch
  
• French. Many thanks to VIA Gaming & Transports for the translation.

This campaign includes seven carefully designed missions with the following features.

• Historically accurate stories and tasks
  
• A cutscene that introduces the mission
  
• About 55 new cargo types and many new industries
  
• Several typical buildings and animals that are home to the region
  
• Advanced scripts, like forbidden zones, concessions, different worlds, and so on.
  
• Most missions include AI lines with whom you have to cooperate or compete
  
• Music that is typical to the region
  
• Hand painted maps with carefully balanced supply chains

For more details, read the mod description of the individual missions.

I like to make Transport Fever maps that tell a story. I do research, make scripts and build new models specifically for a map. By combining all this, I try to give the map a certain typical feel. I am therefore not interested in releasing parts of these mods separately: I feel that the parts are stronger together.

It took me months to build this campaign and it wasn't free; I paid to add certain objects to the game. If you like this campaign and want to see more mods like this in the future, please consider supporting me via [www.paypal.com]. Thanks a lot!

Note: The campaign aims to portray key milestones in the history of transportation as vividly as possible in their historical context. They also deal with dark chapters in the world's events, whereby the corresponding episodes are never supposed to be downplayed, and the victims within them never ridiculed. After all, it shouldn't be left by the wayside that the history of transportation was often and still is a story of conflicts, oppression, and sometimes great suffering. Accordingly, the value judgements conveyed in the individual missions do not reflect the developer's own values.