New simulation game feels like a unique cross between Roadcraft and Arma

Saber Interactive has made some great games out of concepts that might seem, at first glance, like they'd be pretty dull. Mudrunner, Expeditions: A Mudrunner Game, Snowrunner, and, most recently, Roadcraft, are all essentially about getting a vehicle or its cargo from one place to another. What makes them compelling is trying to overcome the problems complicating these goals, all highly detailed due to the studio's attention to detail. Now, Military Logistics Simulator, a new game that mixes Roadcraft's emphasis on vehicle transport with Arma 3's focus on realistic military equipment, has arrived to offer a new take on this style of design. And you can try it right now with a new demo available during Steam Next Fest.

Military Logistics Simulator looks to inject a sense of imminent danger to the simulation game genre by casting players not as a frontline combatant, but as a member of the military responsible for logistics. This job, experienced in either solo or co-op play, requires tasks like transporting fuel and conducting medical airdrops. It becomes increasingly complex as the player gains promotions, building their base and trying to accomplish missions, sometimes while under fire from enemy forces.

The game includes a variety of gear, units, and vehicles to manage and upgrade, including trained dogs and UAVs. Coupled with the danger surrounding even the most mundane of repair jobs, all of this looks to make it stand out in its genre.

Military Logistics Simulator doesn't have a launch date yet, but it's demo is out now on Steam. You can download it until Monday June 16, 2025 right here.

Otherwise, you might want to try other games like it through our lists of the best sandbox games and best co-op games already available on PC.

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