Expand your logistics empire across the Netherlands in this strategy puzzle game. Transport cargoes to complete over 650 towns amid tulip fields and windmills, while upgrading roads for smoother truck routes. Build industries on suitable landscapes, import resources via shipping ports, and manage truck fleets limited to 8x8t, 3x20t, and 2x40t vehicles.
Each town presents its own puzzle, from easy completions to complex challenges requiring power-ups and planning. Fix broken roads, enhance industries for better output, and chase achievements for towns, regions, and contracts. Casual strategy players who enjoy open-world delivery puzzles and gradual progression will find plenty to master.
LOGistICAL expands into Europe starting with the Netherlands
Over 650 new towns to complete.
Netherlands like what you have been doing down under and would like to use your services. We are overloaded with a national icon and need it distributed badly.
Before you get too carried away you will be required to upgrade a few roads if you want your trucks driving all over the place.
Netherlands is an independent game that you can play at the same time as the main LOGistICAL game (and other add-ons). It has its own money, trucks and of course, challenges. So once installed and tutorial played, you can start playing this pack.
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The Netherlands pack will take you through the countryside of the Netherlands around tulip fields and windmills.
The Netherlands pack can be played independently of the other LOGistICAL packs. Once you have completed the tutorial you can start playing Netherlands. You can play the Netherlands at the same time as playing Australia or New Zealand (if you haven't already completed them).
You start with your own new bank account, a bit of cash and a supplied vehicle. You do the rest.
There are lots of easy towns to complete and some tougher ones, for those that like that extra challenge.
There are limits on the amount of trucks that you can own (8x8t, 3x20t, 2x40t).
Some of those larger towns can be accomplished easier if you build up your power-ups on those larger trucks.
Netherlands are happy for you to build industries where ever you like (dependent on landscape and environment), though they would like you to keep them to a moderate size.
Not every industry is available as a natural resource, so you may have to look at the shipping ports to assist you. The Dutch are excellent traders.
There are lots to do and many achievements to collect for finishing towns, fixing roads and upgrading original industries.
Relax, enjoy and play away.
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LOGistICAL is a large open-world, strategy, puzzle game where you transport different cargoes to complete all the towns throughout the country.
The whole game is a huge puzzle while each town is its own little piece of puzzling. There are over 1,000 towns to complete.
Plenty of towns are easy enough. Some take complex planning. Do them in your own order. Get bonuses for completing regions and contracts.
Some cargoes are easy to get. Others you have to create in industries. Use existing industries and build your own.
The further you get from the start the more strategies you have to use.
Pimp up your trucks with bonuses. Last truck delivering gets the bonus.
The towns and map are to scale. Current or historical industry placement. You could even say that playing is educational.
There is plenty more to keep you on your toes.
Towns consume the cargoes you are trying to get to completion.
Big trucks are great for moving lots of stuff, but can't travel everywhere.
There are lots of broken roads that need deliveries.
Upgrade the industries for better exponential throughput.
Cargo stores can sure come in handy.
What! I can't take my big trucks across the water on a ferry.
... and what is with those quarantine checkpoints?
Complete towns, roads, industries, contracts, regions and states for lots of in-game and Steam achievements.
LOGistICAL's base game covers the whole of Australia including all the major cities, towns and industries. Start in Sydney and work your way through the different regions and states. Eventually covering coast to coast with the most difficult being across the sea to Tasmania.
