Cargo, Please! is a cozy, high-speed delivery game where you accept take-out deliveries, race across cities, and keep your cargo intact while the cops stay close behind. Drive fast, upgrade your truck, and find your rhythm on the road.
You play as a delivery truck driver taking on shipments across three cities. Each job starts the same way: accept a shipment, pick it up, and deliver it to the drop-off point. The twist is that not every delivery is safe, simple, or legal, and the police are always watching.
The game features replayable, fast-paced driving mixed with a cozy, lighthearted tone. Shipments are smartly auto-generated, so no two runs feel exactly the same. Some deliveries are quick and easy, others are long, timed, or more fragile. As you complete deliveries, you earn money and experience. Over time, you upgrade your truck to handle better shipments, unlock new trucks, access new cities, and expand your list of playable characters.
The world is open, with a full day and night...
[English version: see below]
Cargo, Please! ist ein herrlich entspanntes Logistikspiel – wobei sich Logistik hier darauf beschränkt, eine Lieferung nach der anderen auszufahren. Planen, Managen oder andere wirtschaftliche Aspekte spielen keine Rolle. Geld brauchen wir lediglich für Benzin, Reparaturen und das Freischalten neuer Fahrzeuge.
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The game is straight forward. I find it to be pretty okay. The game executes exactly what it is providing, and the price is fair.
(Copy provided by the giveaway on the Simulator Radio discord. This review is my honest opinion)
It's a fun short little delivery game. I'd describe it as ETS2 meets Crazy Taxi, especially during the middle to end. The game runs decently well on my sh*tbox of a computer (played on an Xbox One controller), and you're looking at about 2 hours of campaign...
Cargo, Please! takes the familiar idea of transporting goods from one destination to another and reshapes it into an approachable arcade-style driving experience built around quick decisions, risky shortcuts, and steady progression. Developed by Cyber752 Games and published by indie.io, the game avoids the demanding realism normally associated with...
I absolutely love Cargo, Please! It’s such a relaxing game, you just chain deliveries, level up, upgrade your stuff, and vibe to the radio music. The whole thing has this awesome GTA: Chinatown Wars-like art direction that I really dig (without killing someone).
And on top of all that, it actually supports ultrawide!
Here in 21:9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUKZ5DKYbxI
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