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Kargo

Collect containers with your spaceship to activate color-coded gates, navigate through challenging levels as fast as possible and deliver your cargo. Experience a unique combination of puzzle solving, precision cave-flying and cargo shooting.

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December 8, 2022
3 years and 238 days ago
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About the Game

Kargo is a 2D cave-flyer with a focus on puzzle elements. Your goal is to deliver cargo containers to their designated targets. Navigate your spaceship through challenging levels with Asteroids-like controls. Gates, cannons and other level elements are color-coded and activate when the corresponding cargo item is present. Figure out the right order in which to...

Collect containers to open gates

Avoid bullets and other obstacles

And above all: Deliver your cargo



Kargo is heavily inspired by classics such as Crazy Gravity and similar cave-flyers. However, its unique combination of puzzle solving, precision flying and shooting cargo, along with modern controller support, provides a fresh experience into the genre.

The game was designed for small screen sizes and controllers, so it's best played on the Steam Deck (or similar handheld consoles).