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About Container Terminal Simulator

Container Terminal Simulator is a management game about building and operating a rail container terminal. You start with a small yard and expand it into a logistics hub that can handle large freight trains, thousands of containers and a growing fleet of specialized equipment. You receive trains, organize unloading, manage storage yards, expand infrastructure and make decisions that affect the terminal’s efficiency and profitability.

Handle trains and cargo

You receive freight trains and manage incoming container traffic. You can unload railcars manually or use automated equipment to improve productivity. As the terminal grows, new logistics challenges and train types become available, including double-stack container trains at higher development levels. These carry significantly more cargo and require efficient yard management, advanced equipment and careful planning.

Operate terminal equipment

Each type of machinery serves a specific purpose and lets you carry out different tasks around the terminal. You can operate:

  • Forklifts
  • Top container handlers
  • Side container handlers
  • Container trucks and trailers
  • Automated gantry cranes

Organize storage yards

You decide how to arrange container storage areas, create layouts and make use of the available space. Different equipment handles stacked containers, while greater stacking capacity can increase terminal throughput and requires more powerful machinery.

Expand the terminal

Cargo operations earn money that you can reinvest in growth. You purchase equipment, unlock additional capabilities and improve efficiency through strategic development. Upgrades help you process more cargo as you develop the terminal.

A working logistics hub

Multiple logistics companies appear through their distinct container branding and markings. The terminal also features diverse container types, trains that arrive continuously and dynamic day and night cycles.

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