A transport simulation, rooted in real places
The roads you know. The company you build. Turn a small corner of the world into a growing transport network.
Unity game in development · Private Steam Playtest in preparation · No public release yet
FROM THE CURRENT UNITY BUILD
Three places, different possibilities: a base in Butzbach, Frankfurt’s skyline and airport, and Hamburg harbour. These are bounded development demos captured on 30 October 2026; newer gateway and rail features are described below and await their own captures.
A paid depot and delivery van on the real Wetterau road network.
Mapped building heights bring the city’s towers into the diorama.
A separate airport-area view with mapped airfield scenery. Air gateway corridors are implemented in the current candidate and await live verification; this capture predates them.
Waterways and mapped port scenery set the scene. Sea gateway corridors are implemented in the current candidate and await live verification; this capture predates them.
Build your operating base and develop it as your research progresses.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL
YOUR NEXT LOAD. YOUR NEXT DECISION.
Begin with a small region, a depot and a budget. Put your first vehicles to work.
Move grain to a factory and food to a market. Share vehicle capacity between repeating routes and parallel missions.
Earn money and research points, develop facilities, build rail and gateway links, and purchase adjacent land. Endless play leaves the next move to you.
WHAT IS IN THE GAME TODAY
Every item carries the status it has in the current development candidate. “Awaiting live verification” means the code and tests exist, but the feature has not yet been proven in a real Steam session or on dedicated hardware.
Pick a German town or postcode and begin on its actual OpenStreetMap roads. The current builds start in fixed Butzbach, Frankfurt and Hamburg demos; a public selector over verified cached map packs is the next step.
Vans and trucks on mapped roads with traffic queues and signals. Persistent grain-to-food supply routes with finite stock, parallel missions and purchasable neighbouring land.
Research unlocks capabilities and visible depot upgrades instead of raw stat boosts. Two-column research cards stay readable from 16:9 to 32:9.
Place terminals and track, run trains between them and hand cargo over truck–rail–truck. Rail automation is researched, not given.
Finite air and sea corridors move cargo to destinations beyond your map. Gateway turnaround is manual until the matching manager is researched.
Depot, terminal and gateway tasks start as hands-on work; researched managers take over planning. A physical workforce with breaks and recovery facilities is designed but not yet implemented.
Full-width world view with a compact HUD held inside a centred 16:9 span. Graphically reviewed at six resolutions from 3840×1080 to 5120×2160 on 30 October 2026; hardware performance qualification continues.
Separate companies in one shared region through friends-only Steam lobbies with host-owned time and saves. A real two-account session on separate networks is still outstanding.
A Windows build is uploaded to a private Steam Playtest. It is not playable by the public, no keys have been issued, and the main store page is unreleased.
A plain web dashboard for watching and nudging your company from a phone. A small private backend pilot is deployed; pairing, live view and remote actions are not built yet.
Three relaxed instrumental pieces, outcome cues and bounded engine voices, all generated in-house with no third-party samples. Native listening review remains open.
STEAM ACHIEVEMENTS · AWAITING LIVE VERIFICATION
Twelve optional goals celebrate what you build: your first delivery, a functioning supply chain, new research and a growing region. Evidence tracking and the Steam adapter are implemented; the first real unlock on Steam is still outstanding. No daily login streaks.
First delivery
A connected economy
Room to growDEVELOPMENT, IN THE OPEN
ecotrasim is still in development. These screenshots show the native game; the lists below separate what the current candidate contains from the work that remains.
IN THE CURRENT CANDIDATE
NEXT / STILL TO VERIFY
Native macOS and Windows x64 development builds compile and pass the automated review. The Windows build is uploaded to a private Steam Playtest; Windows hardware play, Linux and Steam Deck remain unverified. No release date or price has been announced.
BEFORE YOU SET OFF
Not yet. A Windows build exists in a private Steam Playtest that is not open to the public and has issued no keys. There is no public download. This page shows actual development captures and the planned direction.
Yes. The demos use OpenStreetMap geometry for Butzbach, Frankfurt city, Frankfurt airport and Hamburg harbour. Gameplay facilities and company names are fictional. ecotrasim is a game, not a navigation tool.
Starting from a German town or postcode is in development. The current demos have fixed starts in Butzbach, Frankfurt and Hamburg, each within 3 × 3 km; the wider views use purchased neighbouring land. A public location selector is planned.
Player-built rail and finite air and sea gateway corridors are implemented in the current candidate with tests, but they have not been proven in a live Steam session yet. The gallery captures predate them and show airport and harbour scenery only.
Online co-op is implemented around separate companies in a shared region. Steam invitations, synchronized play and reconnecting still need a real two-account test on separate networks before a public playtest.
An optional reduced-speed mode and a paired browser companion are planned, and a small private backend pilot exists. Phone actions while the PC is off need that persistent service; these features are not implemented yet.
Yes. The world view fills the screen while controls stay inside a centred 16:9 span. The layout was graphically reviewed at 3840×2160, 3440×1440, 3840×1600, 5120×2160, 3840×1080 and 5120×1440. Frame-rate qualification on dedicated hardware is separate and ongoing.
No. The promotional illustration communicates the visual direction. Every image in the gameplay gallery is a real Unity development capture, with its interface intact. The press kit keeps the two categories separate.
FOR PRESS & CREATORS
The press kit is split into complete bundles under 20 MB each. Please retain development-build labels and credit OpenStreetMap when sharing map captures.
