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A peaceful workday? Forget it! Trucks are docking, boxes are flying everywhere. There is only one rule: If a single customer leaves unhappy, you go bankrupt! Play with up to 4 friends, set up the logistics line, and keep up with the madness. No room for error—just speed and panic!
No offers tracked in PLN yet.
No rent to worry about here, no tax collectors. Just something much more terrifying: Impatient Customers.
Cargor is a 4-player CO-OP logistics simulation that tests (and probably breaks) your friendships. The rules are simple but brutal: If you keep even a single customer waiting, the shop gets shut down. Bankruptcy. 💀
Here is the "simple" cycle you must follow to avoid going bust:
The customer is king... Unless you don't attend to them within seconds, then they turn into a monster who will tear the shop down.
Your Mission: Don't waste time smiling at the person walking in. Skip the "Welcome" pleasantries, grab what they have, and run! Remember, "Can you wait a second?" doesn't exist in this game. They won't wait. You will go bankrupt.
That screeching sound of packing tape is now the soundtrack of your life.
Your Mission: Get to the table and show off your reflexes. Is the box a bit lopsided? Did the vase inside break? Who cares! If it looks like a box from the outside, it's fine. Tape it fast, or the next customer is about to have a nervous breakdown.
An organized warehouse is a happy life. But happiness is forbidden here.
Your Mission: Place that box on the appropriate shelf. What happens if you put a red box on a blue shelf? When the truck arrives, you'll trip over your own feet in panic trying to find it—don't say we didn't warn you. If you don't trust your memory, get organized.
The truck driver isn't your buddy, and he won't wait for you.
Your Mission: Real chaos begins when the hangar doors open. Grab those boxes you "carefully" arranged on the shelves and throw them into the truck before time runs out. If you're still standing when the truck drives off full, congratulations: you managed not to bankrupt the company for another 5 minutes.
Take a deep breath, because you also need to answer those phone calls...
