$19.99Is Truck & Logistics Simulator worth it?
Truck & Logistics Simulator is worth it if…
- you like doing the whole job yourself, forklift included
- you want a driving game to unwind in, with no timers or fail states breathing down your neck
- you have friends who think a 24-player convoy sounds like a good evening
- you prefer a lighter, more casual trucking sim than the big haulers
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Loading is part of the job
Most driving games hand you a full trailer. Here, loading is the mission. You start out stacking pallets into a van with a forklift, then work up to lifting heavy containers onto trailers with telescopic handlers. Sometimes the cargo drives itself: you maneuver cars, skid-steers and wheel-loaders up your ramps and strap them down for the trip. Each mission brings its own puzzle, and there are hundreds of them. It turns every delivery into two jobs, warehouse worker and trucker, and the loading half is where the game gets properly hands-on.
Thirty vehicles, one open world
The garage runs from minivans to heavy trucks, over 30 vehicles in all, each with a detailed interior and its own driving feel. Vehicles take real damage: bend an axle and the drive home becomes a wobbly ordeal until you reach a service station for repairs and fuel. You can customize your rides to taste, and the world you drive them through is a full 28 km² with no hidden walls, running cities down to quiet countryside on a day and night cycle. Speeding is your own risk: random police checks and radar cameras will happily fine you.
Convoys with friends
Up to 24 players share the same world across platforms, and the game is built around it: you form convoys, escort each other with specialized convoy equipment, and grow your companies together, pooling the earnings. It is also where the physics earns its keep. A forklift in the wrong hands, a trailer parked at an angle, a friend testing how fast the monster truck really goes through traffic: plans fall apart in funny ways, and nobody loses much by it. Join a lobby, pick a job, and see how long the neat formation survives.























