Logistics Battalion

If you are passionate about strategy games and history, this game is for you. She is very informative, knows how to set tasks, makes you think and plan, and just visually pleases the eye and ear.

If you thought the journey from Poland to Germany was pretty short, you're in big trouble, my friend.... Okay, seriously - just get used to clicking a lot like a whole lot. It's not quite a sim and not quite an economic game. Although there are some basic metrics lol There’s no harsh pressure on the player here, so you can play without worrying too much about resources and enjoy these little cinematic cutscenes. Go through the entire stage and cycle of military aid to a particular region: 1) Place an order 2) Calculate all the risks 3) Meet the deadlines 4) Do it again I liked the second campaign the most (those who get it, get it). Actually, if you don’t nitpick the details, you could classify it as a “one-evening game” or an “ok time-killer.” It might not be the best execution of the concept but the idea is just AWESOME.

By the way, I liked the Polish campaign best of all. You’ll see why!

Lots of AI art. Poland's borders are modern. The Baltic Sea is named "Atlantic Sea". Soldier is spelled "solider". Gameplay-wise the tutorial is completely broken once you get to the map screen, as it tells you to hit a button that doesn't exist.

I like that the focus is specifically on logistics - the movement of "cargo", with all the challenges and nuances of that sector. Of course, it’s just a game, so you won’t find anything too in-depth, but it’s not half bad if you’re looking for a game to play in an evening.

It’s probably one of the most underrated games out there. No, I’m not saying it should be a top seller or top the list of the best WWE games. I’m talking about something completely different. Logistics Battalion isn’t about combat; it’s about the complex and underappreciated work behind the lines. The gameplay and graphics are fairly simple, but thanks to that, the game is lightweight, and I was even able to run it on my old laptop. So, your task is to organize logistics to deliver everything needed on time. This requires tactics (after all, it’s a strategic management simulator). It’s easy to play, and the interface is intuitive. I like the variety of transport involved in deliveries: trains, ships, and aircraft. It’s interesting to watch, but it’s even more interesting to manage. Don’t forget to upgrade your warehouses and depots—it’ll give you an edge. It’s probably a good way to kill some time.