

Whiskey Island
Raymond Lewis · 2020 · Casual, Open World, Management, 3D, First-Person
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Whiskey Island
Welcome to Whiskey IslandA remote island. A fleet of aging vehicles. A nostalgic old world waiting to be explored.Step into a peaceful coastal island inspired by the early 20th century, where forests, mountains, harbours, and small industrial settlements are connected by trucks, trains, boats, and aircraft. Whether you're hauling freight across the island or simply exploring at your own pace, Whiskey Island offers a relaxing transportation sandbox filled with discovery, industry, and adventure.Explore on foot, drive antique trucks along winding roads, captain coastal vessels, fly classic aircraft, or operate locomotives across the island's railway network. Every vehicle plays a role in keeping the island moving.Build a Living Island EconomyFactories, mills, mines, farms, and workshops depend on a steady flow of resources to remain productive. Transport logs to the lumber mill, ore to the smelter, fruit to the cannery, grain to local industries, then take the finished products to the seaport for export.As goods move across the island, businesses thrive, production expands, and the island becomes a more vibrant and prosperous place. Each successful delivery earns gold and contributes to the growth and happiness of the community.The challenge is yours to manage. Coordinate trucks and trains, balance supply chains, and prevent production lines from grinding to a halt. Keep an eye on fuel supplies and equipment maintenance—your vehicles won't run forever without care.Play Your WayWhiskey Island can be as busy or as relaxed as you want it to be.Spend an afternoon switching freight cars in the railway yard. Take a truck into the mountains. Fly above the coastline at sunset. Explore hidden beaches, forest trails, and remote settlements. The island will wait for you. If industry slows down, simply restart the flow of cargo whenever you're ready.There are no deadlines, no critics, and no pressure—just a living world where transportation, exploration, and industry come together at your own pace.Features
- Explore a large coastal island in first-person.
- Drive antique trucks and service vehicles.
- Operate trains, switch tracks, and assemble freight consists.
- Captain working boats and coastal vessels.
- Fly classic aircraft across the island.
- Transport cargo through interconnected production chains.
- Support factories, mills, mines, farms, and workshops.
- Earn gold and help the island prosper.
- Discover beaches, forests, mountains, and hidden locations.
- Relax and explore freely with no time limits or mandatory objectives.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Early days yet, but this game has more content than half of the "finished" games that leave Early Access nowadays. It has some minor issues, but you can sink several hours into it already. Whiskey Island is honestly a mishmash of several other titles, but what it really comes across as is Prohibition-era Satisfactory minus the alien threat but with a healthy dose of chill. You'll spend most of your time shuttling cargo between raw material production like the logging camp and further processing facilities such as the lumber mill, all the while having to keep the entire island supplied with...well...Supplies from the visiting cargo freighter, lest you want everything to grind to a halt. Once something is refined far enough, you'll then haul the final product to the Dock so the ship can haul it off and deposit a healthy sum in your account - of course, the option's always there to just sell off products before they're refined but doing so will earn you less overall. The more deliveries you do, the more gold earned and the greater the happiness level...which in turn causes colour to gradually bleed back into the game world. Currently there are two locomotive types with several cars …10 found this helpful
WOW!! this game is, even regarding it is EA, so bad!!!!! WhenI I finaly managed to get in a truck or train, I am walking in it. I mean while driving the truck, I hear footsteps and the screen is moving like I am walking and it does not res[pond like as if I am driving. I got a refund7 found this helpful
It's not really a game itself. It's more like a visual thing. The price is exaggerated at 13:99€. This should be at a $1 or below. Don't buy this and expect a game!3 found this helpful
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