StrategyFit check
Is LOGistICAL 2: Belgium worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who want a large transport puzzle with many completion targets
- Players who enjoy planning delivery routes around roads, industries, ferries and truck access
- Completion-focused players who want towns, mailboxes, contracts, regions and achievements to pursue
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking short, compact puzzles may bounce off the map's 550-plus towns and 11,000 mailboxes
- Players who dislike layered logistics may hit a wall when road upgrades, industry production and truck restrictions combine
- Players looking for direct combat or character-driven adventure will not find those as the central structure
Our take on LOGistICAL 2: Belgium
The bounce point arrives when simple deliveries give way to linked production, road upgrades and vehicle-access limits. Players can choose the order of towns, but later routes require coordinating several systems rather than solving one isolated delivery at a time.
What is LOGistICAL 2: Belgium?
Transport different cargoes across Belgium in an open-world strategy puzzle.
The game includes more than 550 towns and 11,000 mailboxes, with cities such as Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Charleroi. Deliveries complete towns and support large cities, while road improvements open routes for larger trucks. Cargo can come from existing industries or from industries built and upgraded during play. Towns consume goods, trucks have different access limits, and broken roads, ferries and quarantine checkpoints affect movement.
Towns, roads, industries, contracts, regions and states provide completion goals and Steam achievements. Players can choose the order of towns and receive bonuses for regions and contracts. The package also contains the free modules Tuvalu, Suriname, the original tutorial, Isle of Man, Xmas 2017 and ABC Islands. Belgium is standalone and has separate money, trucks and challenges.
How LOGistICAL 2: Belgium plays
- 01Belgian Map
- The game covers Belgium and includes cities such as Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Charleroi.
- 02Cargo Logistics
- Deliver goods to towns and large cities, sourcing some materials from industries or producing them in facilities built during play.
- 03Road Improvements
- Road upgrades create access routes for large trucks and form part of the game's longer transport puzzles.
- 04Industry Upgrades
- Industries can be upgraded to increase their throughput as the game progresses.
- 05Included Modules
- The package adds free modules including Tuvalu, Suriname, Isle of Man, Xmas 2017, ABC Islands and tutorial content.
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LOGistICAL 2: Belgium: platforms & release
Is LOGistICAL 2: Belgium worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who want a large transport puzzle with many completion targets. Skip it if: players seeking short, compact puzzles may bounce off the map's 550-plus towns and 11,000 mailboxes.
Where can I download LOGistICAL 2: Belgium?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens LOGistICAL 2: Belgium's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is LOGistICAL 2: Belgium on?
Windows only.
