OpenTTD missing dependency.

I am running x86_64 arch installation with 2.6.32 kernel. When I try to start the game nothing happens. In console I get this output:
$ openttd
openttd: error while loading shared libraries: libicuuc.so.44: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
It looks like unmet dependency problem. Could it be solved by adding the missing library to openttd package dependencies?

I realize that this is an older post. But building openttd from source will solve your issues. You can pull down one of the packages on the AUR to make life easier. I ran into this problem earlier this evening and was wondering what was going on.

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    mozjs185 (required=1.0.0, installed=)
    webkitgtk-3.0 (required=1.7.90, installed=1.6.3)
    libcroco-0.6 (required=0.6.4, installed=0.6.3)
    libxklavier (required=5.2.1, installed=5.1)
    No matching system package installed:
    libnl-3 (required=3.2.7)
    you want to takle this ones first
    yeah, I've spent a while trying to create a PKGBUILD for telepathy-glib, and then after upgrading it the script will add it to the "no matching system package installed" list. So it isn't properly detecting arch linux packages.
    Also, of course after upgrading latest telepathy-glib gnome 3.2 won't work. I'll create a VM for this purpose and try to work the script so that it properly functions with arch linux.
    Thanks for everybody's opinions.

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