Shipping Manager

Pretty good. You've heard of Slow TV well this is Slow Gaming. Anyone who has had a crumby, mind-numbing desk job will appreciate this game - good to come back to throughout the day in between IRL tasks (helps to maintain what's left of your sanity). You can play on easy mode or go hard mode.

I can't log in because pressin the 't' key restarts the app, and unfortunately my email address contains the letter 't'. I tested the game myself on my phone and it was great, but I wanted to take a bit of the strain off my phone-as you can see, i still can't do that, so I suppose I'II have to switch to an Android/IOS or others Emulator

its a pretty boring map-based shipping manager with very little graphics. i played until i realized you can't earn any points on the Steam version, and you need points to hire people. you can use the mobile version to watch ads, or you can buy points. i'm not doing either of those things. uninstall.

The SLOWEST of burns. If you liked Airline Manager, this is a worse version of it. It's harder to make money, the systems are similar, but not the same. Airline Manager is waaaaaay better and fleshed out, but it's not a bad game for being free. If you like incremental and a buggy mess, this is a fun enough game to sink some hours into.

Amazing game, can't even log into a google account and can't type the letter "T" while creating your company name.

Shipping Manager is a management game that puts me in charge of my own cargo shipping company. I am dealing with ships, cargo, routes, ports and money, with the main goal being to grow the business into a much larger operation. What I like about the idea is that it focuses on the less exciting side of shipping that can actually make for a decent management game. I am not steering ships manually. I am planning routes, deciding what cargo to carry and trying to make sure each trip is worth the cost. The route system is probably the part I enjoy the most. There are more than 400 real ports to work with, including places such as Shanghai, Los Angeles, Rotterdam, Singapore and New York. I can create routes between them and then track my ships as they travel. There are also different types of ships to buy, used vessels to purchase and ways to improve ships so they can carry more cargo or travel faster. I like seeing the business slowly become more organised as I add more ships and find routes that make sense financially. There is more to manage than simply buying ships and sending them around the world. I can deal with staff, marketing, the stock market and even problems such as pirate…