

Cargo Company
Ambiera · 2022 · Simulation, Management, Trains, Strategy, Economy
PC
Mixed58% · 67 📈 Making a comeback 66%
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About Cargo Company
Cargo Company is a transport simulation tycoon game where you make money by transporting passengers, wood, steel, goods, cars, tanks and more. Using trains, trucks, busses, and even rockets between planets. Support production chains to let towns grow into cities, and let humanity expand into space, to colonize the moon, Mars, and so on. Then, you can continue supporting these off-world colonies by building transportation chains there. And even transport goods and people between celestial bodies.
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Start by creating a company: First, choose a simple transportation route. Build a train route for example between a mine and a steel mill in order to transport iron ore. Create a train station at each end, and buy a cheap train. Set the route, and start earning money each time your train delivers iron ore.
After you made some profit, create your next route.
The game is running in real-time, but can be accelerated and paused at any time. Manage trains, busses, and rockets. Buy and sell them, or repair them. Expand your company when you have figured out how everything works. Expand onto other planets or the moon, and build an interplanetary transport empire.
What can you do in the game
- Build bridges, rail ways, streets, train stations and launch platforms
- Transport wares and passengers using trains, trucks, busses and even rockets
- Make money and grow your company
- Production chains include steel, wood, oil, goods, cars, tanks, and even rocket propellant
- Towns grow to large cities with the right incentives
- Help humanity grow and expand into space
- Transport goods between planets
- Run your transportation routes on multiple planets at the same time
- Switch between earth, mars, moon and others at any time
- Grow your transport company and become an interplanetary tycoon
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How it works
Start by creating a company: First, choose a simple transportation route. Build a train route for example between a mine and a steel mill in order to transport iron ore. Create a train station at each end, and buy a cheap train. Set the route, and start earning money each time your train delivers iron ore.
After you made some profit, create your next route.
Gameplay
The game is running in real-time, but can be accelerated and paused at any time. Manage trains, busses, and rockets. Buy and sell them, or repair them. Expand your company when you have figured out how everything works. Expand onto other planets or the moon, and build an interplanetary transport empire.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Great time sink. However, supply chains are irrelevant, as you can freely max out an oil rig and send it to a chemical plant for maximum profit. Likewise, my personal strategy, is to build a massive train on the moon for early farm to factory revenue. Scale it up, you more or less gain infinite money early on. A counter off the top of my head would be a maximum storage at said factory, requiring further logistic lines to keep resources flowing. Otherwise, the game is summed up as literally just "dump resource here" for infinite, reliable profit.2 found this helpful
Feels like a game from 1998 but with slightly better graphics. Was it created by someone who has never done a game in their life before? Good idea but poorly executed - clunky.
Not Recommended
Unplayable - Screen flickers unless I set it to "Windows 8 compatibility mode" and flaps between 60 and 9 fps. Control system is lacking and lagged. I swear this is some web game demo coloured to look pretty and wrapped up for Steam. Sad, as I was hoping for OpenTTD / TTDX with modern graphics, doesn't warrant the 9fps lows.
good game
its fun
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