Hi all, im working on Portscape. A port building/manager game. Here is a video of how a single container is handled from ship to truck to train terminal to eventually leave by train. The game is still in development and I hope to release a demo soon! Made in Godot ofcourse!
You can find the steam page here if you're interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5334580/Portscape/
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Portscape follows container cargo from ship cranes to trucks, a rail terminal and an outgoing train.
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