Logistical Egypt

Logistical Egypt is an add-on for LOGistICAL that takes you to Egypt, with over 130 towns to complete. It is also an independent game: it has its own money, trucks and challenges, and can be played alongside the main game and other add-ons. After installing it and playing the tutorial, you can start the Egypt pack.

Deliver supplies across Egypt

During Wafaa El-Nil, the Nile’s annual flooding leaves towns upstream isolated for two weeks. You transport supplies from the main coastal towns to those cut off by the flood, and deliver fresh water from the Aswan dam to affected towns downstream. Egypt’s dense population means its towns are large and their needs are high, so building up industries before completing towns may help.

You transport different cargoes to complete towns across a large map. Towns consume the cargoes you deliver, and some supplies must be produced in industries. Use existing industries, build new ones where possible, upgrade them to increase their throughput, and create storage depots where needed. Cargo stores can also help manage supplies.

Plan your routes

Each town is a puzzle, and completing the country is a larger logistical challenge. Some towns are straightforward; others call for complex planning. You choose the order in which to tackle them and earn bonuses for completing regions and contracts. As you progress farther from the starting point, you have more strategies to use.

Trucks can be upgraded with bonuses, which go to the last truck delivering. Large trucks carry more cargo but cannot travel everywhere. You also need to deal with broken roads that require deliveries, ferry crossings that large trucks cannot use, and quarantine checkpoints. The towns and map are to scale, with current or historical industry locations.

Towns and achievements

Completing towns, roads, industries, contracts and regions earns in-game and Steam achievements. The broader LOGistICAL game includes over 1,000 towns across its countries; its base game covers Australia, from a starting point in Sydney through its regions and states, with the route eventually extending coast to coast and across the sea to Tasmania.