
A narrative-driven delivery game set on fog-shrouded Mistwood Isle in 1982. Drive strange cargo across eerie roads while bound to a cursed radio, meet troubled locals, and unravel a slow-burning mystery beneath the island’s quiet surface.
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Infernal Logistics is a narrative delivery-driving game set on the mysterious Mistwood Isle in 1982. You play as Carla Carga, a delivery driver on the verge of retirement, taking what should have been one last job—a pickup that binds her to the island.
Starting from Mistwood Harbor, take to winding forest roads, muddy bog roads, and steep mountain passes. Your deliveries carry you across three distinct regions—the Wooded Lowlands, Rains’ End, and Howl’s Peak—each with its own unique mood, inhabitants, and challenges.

Every stop reveals a little more about the island’s past, and why everyone seems unable to leave.
Pick up cargo from exhausted workers bound to their posts. Handle fragile, timed, and dangerous deliveries.

Fog, rain, mud, and darkness turn familiar routes into hazards. The truck’s weight shifts. Traction falters. Narrow roads leave little room for error. 
Unravel a Mystery
Drive across a remote island where every delivery feeds into a larger, slow-burning story.
Enjoy the Scenery
Explore Mistwood Isle from the driver’s seat, across varied terrain shaped by weather and time.
Feel the Drive
Experience physics-based driving shaped by weather, cargo weight, and road conditions.
Deliver Under Pressure
Transport fragile, timed, and dangerous cargo.
Receive Truck Upgrades
Improve performance with upgraded wheels, or even a turbo boost, and use them to reach former inaccesible regions.

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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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