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Anvil Empires is adding a system that encourages players to take up medieval truckin’
Anvil Empires is introducing a new 'military and supply indentures' feature to encourage players to engage in logistical tasks, such as hauling equipment and troops to the front lines. This update, detailed by developer Siege Camp, also includes new defensive structures, improved material stockpiling, and personal vehicle locking.
After 14 years of development, Factorio's final major update is out now
Wube Software has released update 2.1, marking the final major update for its 14-year-old factory building simulation game, Factorio. This update focuses on quality-of-life improvements, polish, and enhancements to the space logistics introduced in the Space Age expansion, rather than new content.
Everything New In Wardogs Season 2
Wardogs is launching Season 2 with significant updates including new weapons, vehicles, and a revamped progression system. The update introduces a "Blue Team Bribery" system to encourage players to join the less popular Lonestar faction, new weather effects like rain that impact gameplay, and adjustments to weapon damage and building costs. Players can also expect changes to team killing penalties, team switching consequences, and an experimental Wager Vendor for risk-reward objectives.
"You will not be using belts": Satisfactory's first expansion isn't the same game set underground - there's a whole new set of resource-moving toys to master
Satisfactory's first expansion, Core Values, introduces a new underground biome and a suite of unique logistics tools that differ from the base game's conveyor belts. Developers Emmet Burke and Torsten Gunst emphasize that the expansion will offer new resources and mechanics to avoid repetition, focusing on more rugged, heavy machinery for resource transport. The underground setting also presents new challenges for navigation and factory placement, encouraging players to creatively map their environments.
Transport Fever 3 review - a thorough overhaul with a familiar formula
Transport Fever 3 offers a polished and deep transport strategy experience, building upon the familiar formula of its predecessors with enhanced mechanics and a larger vehicle roster. The game introduces new features like an all-new contracts system and deeper UI insights, while maintaining the series' signature freedom in route planning. It launches on September 29 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.
How to transport supplies with vehicles - Wardogs
This guide for Wardogs explains how to transport supplies using vehicles like the Ural, Lakota, Kodiak, and MH-6 "Littlebird". Players can purchase crates or pallets filled with various resources and deliver them to friendly FOBs to support their team.
Wardogs presents a different kind of FPS power fantasy: making fat stacks as a pacifist rideshare driver
Wardogs, a new Early Access mass-scale multiplayer shooter, offers a unique power fantasy by allowing players to earn significant in-game currency as pacifist rideshare drivers. Despite initial server issues and a dated tagline, the game's innovative gig economy and logistical roles provide a refreshing and impactful alternative to traditional combat, even out-earning players focused on direct conflict.
Wardogs made me realize I wanted base building in my Battlefield
The author reflects on the base-building mechanics in the Wardogs closed beta, finding them to be a thrilling and rewarding aspect of the game. The article highlights how players can engage with the game through various roles, from combat to logistics and fortification, making it accessible and enjoyable for different skill levels.
Why Specialist Online Shops Still Deliver Better | Invision Game Community
Specialist online shops offer a superior customer experience for niche products compared to large marketplaces, particularly in logistics. They excel by focusing on predictability, control, and detailed handling of cross-border complexities, which marketplaces often overlook due to their broad approach.
All of the pirates in Hooded Horse city builder Corsair Cove hate me because I can't make them eyepatches fast enough
Corsair Cove, a city builder from Limbic Entertainment and Hooded Horse, focuses on complex logistics and resource management rather than direct pirate action. While initially engaging, the game's intricate production chains and tedious optimization processes can lead to player frustration, especially in the mid to late game. The game's unique verticality and visual style are notable, but the repetitive nature of its sea-based card game missions and the fiddly interface for managing the island's infrastructure detract from the overall experience.
Amazon Plans to Fly Prime Air Drones Over Almost 500 US Towns by Year’s End
Amazon plans to significantly expand its Prime Air drone delivery service, aiming to cover nearly 500 cities and towns across the United States by the end of the year. This expansion will increase the service's coverage area sixfold, adding new metro areas like Chicago, Syracuse, Cleveland, Atlanta, and Boise to its existing operations. The service currently handles packages weighing 5 pounds or less, with most deliveries promised within an hour, though concerns about safety and public acceptance remain.
DoorDash unveils its own drone delivery service after FAA approval
DoorDash has launched its own in-house developed drone delivery service after receiving approval from the FAA. The company has created the DoorDash Air drones internally to facilitate this new delivery method.
Corsair Cove review
Corsair Cove is a vibrant and playful pirate-themed city builder that offers compelling logistical challenges. Developed by Limbic Entertainment and published by Hooded Horse, the game features vertical city building on a skull-shaped island, requiring players to manage resources and connect structures via bridges, ziplines, and elevators. The game also includes surprisingly involved seafaring adventures with card-based combat and stealth missions, all tied together by a unique progression system based on pirate principles.
Forget Black Flag Resynced, the best pirate game of 2026 might be a logistics-heavy city builder
Corsair Cove, a new pirate-themed game from Limbic Entertainment, redefines the genre by focusing on logistics and city-building rather than traditional swashbuckling. Players will manage resources, construct a colony on cliff faces, and utilize novel transportation methods like ziplines and elevators to create an efficient pirate haven. Despite its complex systems, the game aims to be accessible and visually vibrant, blending management gameplay with pirate fantasy elements.
Honeycomb Aeronautical Announces New Logistics Fulfilment Partnership with US Pilot Powerhouse Sporty’s
Honeycomb Aeronautical has announced a new logistics fulfillment partnership with Sporty's Pilot Shop for North American webshop orders. This collaboration will see Sporty's manage and deliver all US orders, aiming to improve stock rates and delivery times for customers. The partnership is expected to allow Honeycomb Aeronautical to focus more on product development for the flight simulation community.
Docked Expands With Deep Waters DLC – Bringing New Challenges To Port Wake
Saber Interactive has released Deep Waters, the first major DLC expansion for the port management simulation game Docked. Available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, the expansion introduces new jobs, a fresh mission, and a new tool called the Magnet Gripper to handle challenging cargo like scrap metal and oversized loads.
Forget Air Traffic Control: “Airport Baggage Simulator” Launches Today
Three River Games has released "Airport Baggage Simulator" for PC today, a new simulation game focused on the complex task of baggage handling at airports. Players manage the entire luggage flow, from security checks to sorting systems, aiming to keep operations efficient amidst increasing passenger traffic and potential chaos.
Amazon Japan is now transporting packages on Shinkansen bullet trains
Amazon is utilizing Japan's Shinkansen bullet trains to transport packages as part of its initiative to achieve carbon neutrality. This move integrates high-speed rail into Amazon's logistics network to reduce its environmental impact.
Valve's Steam Deck price jumps by nearly 50%, now costs $949 for a 1TB model
Valve has significantly increased the price of its Steam Deck handheld gaming PC, with the 1TB model now costing $949, a nearly 50% jump. The company attributes the price hike to rising component costs and global logistical challenges. This price increase raises concerns about the upcoming Steam Machine, expected in 2026.
Amazon opens up its logistics networks to any business
Amazon is opening its extensive logistics network to any business, allowing third-party companies to utilize its fulfillment and delivery services. Initial clients include major corporations such as Procter & Gamble, 3M, Lands' End, and American Eagle Outfitters.