Port Simulator 2012

Transhipment ports are one of the key elements of today's maritime transport system. UIG's development team decided to present the complexity of logistics processes involved in loading and unloading goods on ships in a realistic way.

A direct template for the developers of the game Simulator Port 2012 was an authentic port in Hamburg (the largest port in Germany). The player plays the role of the manager, who supervises all work related to the unloading and loading of container ships and the coordination of vessel and train traffic. His responsibilities include hiring personnel, purchasing all kinds of machinery associated with the operation of transports and ongoing supervision over their efficiency. In addition, you can take control of equipment (such as tugboats, cranes, cranes, grippers or pumps) at any time and control them yourself.

UIG Entertainment's development team has worked hard to reproduce the diverse models of ships and machines, but also the landscape of the entire transshipment area. A number of missions and event scenarios have also been prepared, modelled on real-life situations that may take place in a seaport.

One of the advantages of the Port Simulator 2012 is well-designed three-dimensional graphics. The work of the virtual port can be viewed at different times of day and night and in changing weather conditions. Multi-player fun lovers can try to interact with live players via LAN or the Internet.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015