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Towns are where the inhabitants of OpenTTD live. Each town has a population which can grow or shrink depending on certain conditions.

Each town has a local authority that governs the Towns and its surroundings. The local authority exists to issue permits for building stations, terraforming, or bulldozing town property. If a Transport …

The manual provides in-depth information on how to play. If you are new to the game, our Tutorial will show you how to set up your first transport route and continue expanding your network from there. If …

Towns growing fast reaching outskirts of surrounding towns, may assimilate those towns. The assimilating town must have a higher status: A city can assimilate a settlement or a village, but not a …

« Back to Scenarios Below is a list of scenarios that you can freely download and play. This is a list of scenarios that are based on the real world. For instructions on how to add to the list please see …

« Back to Relief Below is a list of scenarios you can freely download and play. For instructions on how to add your scenario to the list please see Scenarios. In addition, all scenario listings are maintained by …

(town_layout = [0..4]) Select how towns should build their roads. You can choose between the default algorithm (0), an improved algorithm (1), a 2x2 grid (2), a 3x3 grid (3) or random (4). The random …

Town names are added via NewGRF: See here: Town names.

Welcome to the OpenTTD general gameplay tutorial. Here you will be shown how to start a game and set up bus and train routes. This will probably take around 30 minutes. If you get stuck, position your …

Mar 23, 2009 · <<Back to the 32bpp Development tracker (extra zoom) This is the City Buildings 32bpp "extra zoom level" graphics tracker, See below what had been done and what has to be done. Note: …