For a military logistics sim, this feels more like a game from 2010. The screenshots and trailers show forklifts and helicopters, yet none of that equipment is actually usable. Instead, you play as a superhuman who can somehow deadlift 20,000 pounds, magically moving massive military equipment with no forklifts, tools, or mechanics involved. Overall,...
Military Logistics Simulator2025
Military Logistics Simulator
2025 Aerosoft55Mediocre
Playable on
- Steam DeckPlayable
Available on
- $24.99
- $29.99
- $29.99
Game modes
- 2–4 players
Details
- Launch
- December 12, 2025
- Developer
- Nano Games
- Publisher
- Aerosoft
- Themes
Overview
Drive real military vehicles, deliver critical cargo, and master first-person logistics solo or with friends. Rescue survivors, provide infrastructure, and rebuild a war-torn region!
Screenshots
Reception
Players36
TerribleUnfortunately, Military Logistics Simulator leaves a disappointing overall impression. Although the basic idea of realistically depicting military logistics has potential, the game fails in its execution in almost every important area. The technology appears outdated and underdeveloped. Graphics and animations are weak, even for a niche game: static...
I played it 22min and then refunded. It does try to show you what happens on the logistics side of military operations, but I just cant. Game feels like slop and Im not a fan of playing a character that can lift 20 tons by hand instead of using actual specialized tools (such as a forklift. How is that so hard to add)
This was a pretty promising concept, but the game falls short in almost every category. I really wanted to like this game, but I couldn't. This game uses models of weaponry with no care for how they actually work. It appears the devs do not know the difference between surface-to-air missiles, anti-tank missiles, air-to-air missiles, and so on. You'll...
TLDR; Gameplay is boring and extremely lacking of any content while performing worse than any other game in my steam library. Genuinely a horrible experience. As somebody that served in the military, it seems like the developer smashed together everything cool they ever heard about the military and tried to pass it as a simulator. This is nowhere close...