
LOGistICAL: Earth is a massive strategy puzzle game where you transport cargo to complete nearly 50,000 cities and over 165,000 businesses worldwide. Explore the planet with high-res satellite maps, upgrade industries, and solve complex logistics challenges. It’s a global puzzle like no other!
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Ready to take on the world? LOGistICAL: Earth is a vast open-world strategy puzzle game where your mission is simple: transport cargo to complete nearly 50,000 cities and over 165,000 businesses across the globe. That’s right, you’re not just driving trucks—you’re solving one giant puzzle of logistics, industry, and transport as you conquer the planet, one delivery at a time.
LOGistICAL: Earth has grown massively since its launch. With stunning high-resolution satellite maps, you can zoom in on every corner of the planet, from bustling cities to remote villages. You’ll even find “Fun Facts” and links to dive deeper into each town’s history and culture. Whether you’re a geography buff or just love a good puzzle, you’ll find yourself learning as you play.
This game starts small, with countries ready to explore and build your empire. As you progress, you’ll unlock new challenges like air freight, shipping, and the ever-expanding railway network that’ll keep you hopping between continents. Each update adds even more content, all for free. No extra DLCs—just pure, unadulterated global puzzle-solving fun.
Here’s where things get tricky. Not all cities are as easy as driving from A to B. Some require complex strategies—upgrading industries, building new ones, and solving transport bottlenecks. Big vehicles can carry a lot, but they can't always reach every corner of the world. You’ll have to make use of your full toolkit: cargo stores, boosts for your transports, and, of course, solving the mystery of those pesky quarantine checkpoints.
LOGistICAL: Earth expands as you do. Each completed task unlocks more challenges and rewards, as you connect continents, improve industries, and map out your own global empire. Plus, the cities and industries are to scale and accurately placed, so it’s not just fun—it’s educational too.
With free updates and plenty of achievements to earn, LOGistICAL: Earth offers endless hours of adventure, strategy, and a few unexpected twists. So, what are you waiting for? The world’s logistics need your expert touch!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A frustrating and impossible to finish puzzle game.
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best logistic/puzzle game ive ever played
EIn fesselndes Spiel mit dem man unheimlich viel Zeit verbringen kann :-) Zunächst ist man einfach nur frustriert und weiß nicht so recht was man davon halten soll, die Oberfläche wirkt lieblos die Spielmusik ist grottig die Menüs und Icons wirken irgendwie unbefriedigend. Wenn man sich durchgefummelt hat entfaltet das Spiel seine Wirkung und man will einfach nur noch Transportieren TRANNNNNNNNNNNSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSPORTIIIIIIIIERENNNNNNNNNNNN A nach B MEHRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!! Tipp: nach jedem Neuanfang wird man deutlich effizienter und das Spiel geht einem leichter von der Hand. Freu mich jetzt schon auf Teil 4 :-)
If you are a logistics enthousiast than this is the game for you. Great game that sometimes leaves you scratching your head confused where to go now. With a bit of thinking and sometimes luck you can keep moving forward and supply the world. Great game highly recommend this to everyone
Logistical and Logistical 2 were both amazing, with lots of DLC for when you were finished with the initial game content. Logistical:Earth takes it to the next level by making everything available without DLC (via unlocking during in-game progress) for the entire planet. This has years of content written all over it -- slightly less achievements than the first dopamine infused WoW-style "I'll just unlock one town/city" effects but still just as great a time sink
Nach knapp 2 Stunden Spielzeit kann ich Folgendes sagen: Die Spielidee ist super, sehr komplex und die UI schon ein wenig in die Jahre gekommen. Leider bin ich im Tutorial immer hängen geblieben, da das Savegame anscheinend hin war, es hat nichts mehr richtig geladen. Schade drum.
Long game but very addictive - Time sink
great game to test your logical thinking
Worst UI I've ever seen in a management title. Little to no tutorials that when they do exist, read like they were passed through Google Translate. The gameplay seems neat, but the amount of busywork and lack of information presented makes this game an absolute slog. It also runs like slog while navigating the map, with lots of flickering and stutters on a high-end machine (fresh save). If this game had better fleet management UI's and a clearer map screen that is readable at a glance, I'd probably stick with it. Currently it reminds me of early 2000's shareware games.
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