Shipping Store Simulator 2037

Shipping Store Simulator 2037 is a single-player simulation by Playstrom, published by SayGames. In the fictional year 2037, you take over a struggling parcel office in the city of Cranelock. With careful work, investment and automation, the small warehouse should grow into a capable delivery business.

Unlike a pure driving simulation, the game combines parcel intake, sorting and customer service with running a growing business. Robots, drones, transporters and larger special jobs are added later.

The native Windows PC version was released on Oct 14, 2026 on Steam (App 4098030). The developer is Playstrom and the publisher is SayGames. The separately offered free demo is a trial version and not a second release of the main game.

The rough plan for Q3 2026 mentioned in the older publisher blog was replaced by the final date of October 14. The official product page checked here lists no confirmed release for other native platforms.

The only confirmed native release is for Windows PC via Steam. PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and mobile devices are not offered as separate versions in the official sources checked. Any streaming or compatibility solution that might run on other devices would not be a native release.

A standalone demo is listed on Steam. The full version supports Steam achievements and cloud saves. Details about future ports remain open.

The first work steps are done by hand: receiving delivered packages, sorting them in the warehouse, preparing them for handover and serving waiting customers. As shipment volumes grow, space needs, walking routes and processing order become more important.

Later on, the focus shifts from individual tasks to planning and automation. Players decide which tasks devices take over, where extra storage space makes sense and which jobs your setup can handle.

The minimum Windows requirements according to Steam are Windows 10 64-bit, Intel Core i5-3550 or AMD Ryzen 5 2500X, 8 GB RAM and GeForce GTX 1050 or Radeon R9 270X. You need DirectX 10 and 7 GB storage.

Steam recommends Windows 10 (64-bit), Intel Core i5-7600K or Ryzen 5 2600X, 16 GB RAM and a GeForce RTX 2070 or Radeon RX 5700 XT. You also need DirectX 11 and 7 GB of free storage. These figures are store listings, not our own benchmarks.

The flow of goods begins with incoming shipments and ends with handover or delivery. In between, packages must be sorted correctly, labelled and made ready. In the early phase, your character does these tasks personally while also looking after customers.

Additional shelves and larger work areas create capacity. According to the publisher, labelling and customer service can also be automated over time. The expansion is therefore not just decoration, but changes how the daily work is divided.

As the business grows, you can buy various helpers. Robots can unload packages, stock shelves and serve customers. Which tasks to automate first is a management decision, because not every work area causes the same bottleneck.

SayGames also notes that the machines must be monitored and kept in good condition. Automation takes repetitive work off your character, but it does not replace planning storage capacity and order handling.

A delivery van is available for large shipments, used to transport jobs through Cranelock. Small, time-critical deliveries can be handled by drones instead. The transport options therefore differ in volume, speed and purpose.

Special VIP orders require planning suitable routes. As a late upgrade, the official Steam description even mentions rocket deliveries. They belong to the game's science-fiction future and are not a standalone spaceflight simulation.

Other delivery companies compete for customers in Cranelock. Marketing and winning key clients can improve your business's position. VIP customers mean larger and more lucrative delivery jobs.

Steam also describes a black market and night-time special jobs as part of the game. These game systems add riskier choices to the normal package business. The description says nothing about real business or transport practices.

Steam lists Shipping Store Simulator 2037 as a single-player title with achievements and cloud saves. Multiplayer is not shown in the official store features.

The user interface and subtitles are available in German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Japanese and Korean, among others. Full voice-over is marked only for English in the checked Steam list. A free demo offers a separate look at the game.

Playstrom developed the simulation; SayGames distributes it. The publisher presented the idea before the PC launch as building an automated logistics company in the fictional city of Cranelock.

After the launch on Oct 14, 2026, the full Steam version is listed alongside a separately listed demo. Store bundles or limited launch discounts are purchase-related offers and not permanent game features.