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Same issue here, clicking on Play in Steam on OSX throws an error “Failed to start game (missing executable)”.
When I open the app directory under ~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common I see two folders there: “res” and “Preorder Special Content” and one file “LICENSE.txt”. There’s no .app or unix executableRemoving the appcache folder and restarting Steam did not help.
Re-installing the game did not help.
Verifying the game files passes with flying colors.http://store.steampowered.com/app/304730
Mac and Linux Release Timing
Please note that the Mac and Linux release will be one week later on September 11, 2014.The OSX comment was aimed at inruntime
The problem here is that your virus scanner(at least mine did) is detecting the Train Fever.exe as an infected file and deleting it. I would suggest disabling your virus scanner during the instal process. It will have to be a clean install from what I’ve experienced; i.e. deleting local files. Please let me know if it works!
Disclaimer: I am NOT responsible for anything that may go wrong with your machine during the process 😛Same issue here, McAfee will detect TrainFever.exe as a Virus, you Need to disable realtimescan temporarily and install again. Urban Games has to manage with Mcafee
Today I installed a new copy of Win 7 64 bit, so that I did not have any antivirus protection installed on Windows until I installed Train fever and my Train Fever.exe is not delet from my PC.
When I press play games for a second run and turned off, and do not throw any error.
My other games that I have over steam work perfectly.
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