Bering Tonnage has been released for Linux on Steam.
The game is a single-player maritime logistics simulator in which a small shipping company grows into a global operation. It currently costs €15.29 with a 15% discount (regular price €17.99).
It features 314 trade ports, 167 ship variants from 34 manufacturers, over 150 licenses and extensive automation rules for routes and loading.
Bering Tonnage is a single-player maritime logistics simulator. Start a shipping company in one region of the world and grow it into a global operation. Strategy, planning, and knowledge of the world will carry you a long way.
Deliver Cargo Load cargo in Miami, cross the Panama Canal, and deliver it to the West Coast. Carry freight from Rotterdam to Shanghai. Or keep things simple between Helsinki and Sweden. There are 314 trade ports. The choice is yours!
Buy New Ships Expand through used purchases, new-build orders, and ship hire at 20 unique shipyards around the world. Choose from 167 ship variants across 34 manufacturers. Upgrade engines, fit icebreaker equipment, and customize your liveries. Build a fleet that fits your network.
Acquire Licenses New markets take more than money. Build your reputation, recruit qualified license officers, and choose your ship registries carefully. With over 150 shipping licenses, nationality requirements, and domestic shipping restrictions, expansion takes planning. Regional mission trees give you fresh goals along the way.
Automate Everything You can’t run a global network manually forever. Set rules for loading, deliveries, depot transfers, and departure conditions. Link routes together, schedule repair waits, and balance speed against fuel costs.
Compete Or Cooperate Other shipping companies are already working these waters. Compete for cargo or buy out rival market share. Or sign fulfilment agreements with other carriers.
Build A Shipping Group Create your own subsidiaries with separate fleets, boards, and finances. Hire CEOs to run them and set their priorities. Bring in investors, balance shareholder demands, and decide how much control you’re willing to sell.
Handle Political, Bureaucratic, And Natural Challenges Tropical storms. Earthquakes. Worker strikes. Ice-blocked ports. Political blockades. War. You may think differently about Manila once typhoon season starts affecting your schedules.
Source: Steam