OpenTTD 16.0 Beta 1 Released: Trains Can Now Drive Backwards, Map Generation Improved
By
untilted
Summary
OpenTTD 16.0-beta1 has been released, introducing several new features including the ability for trains to drive backwards, simplified multiplayer company joining without invites, and improved map generation with better desert rocks, coastlines, and lighthouse spawning. The developers are calling for testing and have opened a competition to create the title game for the next release.
Source
Hacker NewsOpenTTD 16.0 Beta 1 Released: Trains Can Now Drive Backwards, Map Generation Improvedopenttd.orgKey quotes
· 3 pulledWe've been working on some exciting new features for OpenTTD 16, and they need testing!
The first beta release is now available, and we've opened the competition to create the title game for the next release.
Trains can now drive backwards!
You might also wanna read
SCS Software Launches 1.61 Experimental Beta for ETS2 and ATS with New Display and Menu Features
SCS Software has released the 1.61 Experimental Beta for Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator, just one week after the 1.60 u
blog.scssoft.com·1d ago
Breadth Edits Beta: AI Tool Converts Text Prompts into Professional Motion Graphics
Breadth Edits Beta v1.0 is an AI-powered tool that transforms text prompts into professional motion edits and video content. The platform al
Product Hunt·3mo ago
Over The Hill Driving Game Releases Free Steam Demo and New Trailer
Strelka Games and Funselektor Labs, the team behind Art of Rally, have released a free demo for their new driving game Over The Hill on Stea
Unrailed 2: Back On Track Gets Full Release Date of June 11, 2026
Indie game developer Indoor Astronaut and publisher Kepler Ghost have announced that Unrailed 2: Back On Track will officially launch on Jun
OpenAI releases limited GPT-5.6 preview under Department of Defense agreement
OpenAI launched a limited preview of a new GPT model (referred to as GPT-5.6) at the request of the US government, specifically as part of i
businessinsider.com·19h ago
Building an in-house multi-cloud status page with Rust and TanStack at Railway
Noah, a developer at Railway, explains why and how they built their own status page in-house using Rust and TanStack, hosted on Railway itse
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.