Fourways 0.3.0

Lines: vehicles on a line share their orders and keep an even spacing. Open them from the top bar or with Ctrl+L.
Goals: a first-steps checklist, achievements and a company goal.
Subsidies, town requests and exclusive rights to win.
New industry chains as the years pass: plastics, waste, electronics, wind farms, cars and newspapers.
Industries open and close during the game, and need workers: bring commuters in to raise their output.
Rival companies now run ships and planes too, and build their lines over a few days.
Trains crash when they run into each other. Signals show which way they point, and junctions and passing loops work without them.
The Problems view lists everything that is stuck, with where, why and a fix.
Vehicles queue on busy roads, at ship berths and at airport stands.
The Connect tool: click two places and get a suggested road or track with its cost, bridges and tunnels included.
Level land: drag an area flat in one go.
More orders: unload only, don't load, and go via depot.
Weather: rain, wet streets, valley mist, storms and rainbows.
Towns come alive with people, cars and market stalls, and the sea with birds, fish and dolphins.
A guided tour for new players, which you can skip at any point.
Rest the mouse on a station, town, industry or vehicle to see its key numbers.
Settings on tabs, a What's new page, F8 to send feedback, and play statistics if you opt in.
Tooltips and autosave no longer swallow your clicks.

Fourways 0.2.0

Now in French, German, Italian and Brazilian Portuguese.
The game starts in full screen: F11 or Alt+Enter switches, and Settings has a checkbox for it.
Stadiums stand on a plot of 2 x 2 tiles.
Calmer grass, ground, slopes and water when you zoom out.

Fourways 0.1.0

First release.