Current Status: Operational
Current Location: Sector 19840809
Current Debt: ¤1,000,000,000
Star Haul Tycoon is a narrative logistics simulation that blends deep industrial automation with minimalist transport strategy - all wrapped in a layer of dark, corporate sci-fi humor.
You are an AI Unit working for Star Haul. Your directive is simple: Connect planets, run ships, and optimize supply chains to pay off your massive installation fee.
In this sector, Fuel is Money.
Inefficient routes aren't just slow. They are bankruptcy waiting to happen. You must design a network that maximizes income on arrival while minimizing the burn rate of transit.
Harvest raw materials from Mines.
Process goods in Factories.
Deliver consumer products to the Bio Colonies.
Master a complex economy of 30 unique resources. Start with simple ore hauling and scale up to complex manufacturing chains. Featuring procedurally generated worlds that require new strategies and specialized ship classes.
Supervisor.exe is always watching. Expect regular performance reviews dripping with corporate condescension as you strive to increase your efficiency by 0.04%.
Your customers, the Bio Units on the Bio Colonies are equally demanding. They require a constant stream of resources to survive, though they communicate only by leaving reviews of your deliveries.
Keep the supply lines moving, Unit. The company does not tolerate idle processors.
Logistics with Consequences: An economy where distance equals cost and speed equals income. Optimize your routes to ensure your payouts outpace your fuel burn.
Vibrant Retro-Industrial Art: A crunchy, colorful 2D pixel-art universe that blends space exploration with heavy industry.
30-Tier Economy: Extensive commodity tables ranging from raw mining materials to high-end consumer goods.
10 Space Ship Types: With varying stats, each providing a unique choice between speed, cargo size, fuel burn and reliability.
Corporate Mystery: Piece together the history of this remote sector through item reviews, derelict ship logs, and the suspicious behavior of your Supervisor.
Procedural Sectors: No two play-throughs are the same. Adapt to new layouts and resource distributions.