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All Vans on Deck

All Vans on Deck is a logistics simulation game about a network that never stops demanding more. Connect cities across land, water and air, shape your routes, and keep the parcels flowing. The older a city gets, the faster it generates. How long can you hold it together?

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About the Game

In All Vans on Deck, you build a delivery network from scratch. Cities emerge across the map, each generating parcels that need to reach their destinations. Connect them with roads, railways, shipping lanes, and air routes, then let the network run. Every parcel finds its own path through whatever infrastructure you've built.

The pressure compounds over time. New cities come online, older ones produce parcels at an ever-increasing rate, and warehouse capacity becomes a constant concern. Building more is rarely enough. The network demands constant attention, rerouting, and restructuring to stay ahead.

At some point it overwhelms you. It always does. The only question is how long you can hold it together.

Key Features

  • Four transport types with distinct speeds, capacities, and terrain constraints: roads, railways, water routes, and air connections

  • Parcels navigate autonomously through your network, meaning a single infrastructure change can ripple across the entire system

  • City's parcel generation scales exponentially over time, making early planning as important as late-game crisis management

  • A weekly shop introduces new routes, vehicles, and upgrades at a pace that keeps you making hard choices

  • Reach delivery milestones to unlock policy upgrades that can reshape how your network operates

  • Multiple maps and difficulty settings