LINETAIN
Build transport routes to supply the front and evacuate the wounded. Assign a limited fleet, respond to attacks announced 25 seconds in advance and pause to rethink your routes. Loading, transfers and combat are automatic in this single-player logistics strategy game.
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Build transport routes to supply the front and evacuate the wounded. Assign a limited fleet, respond to attacks announced 25 seconds in advance and pause to rethink your routes. Loading, transfers and combat are automatic in this single-player logistics strategy game.
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About This Game
LINETAIN is a single-player logistics game about supplying front lines and getting wounded personnel to a hospital. Build routes between supply depots, factories, fronts and hospitals, then assign your vehicles. The game handles loading, transfers and combat.
Your fleet is limited. Sending another vehicle to collect the wounded can leave supplies waiting on a different route. Attacks are announced 25 seconds in advance, so check the map, extend your routes and move vehicles where they are needed.
You can pause to review and edit your routes, then resume when you are ready. Watch where deliveries arrive and where cargo starts to build up.
Food and ammunition go to the fronts. Materials go to the ammunition factory, where they are automatically converted into ammunition. Wounded personnel need transport to a hospital.
The demo runs on Windows and is played with a keyboard and mouse. You can play in English or Japanese, and gameplay works offline. Settings let you increase text size, turn off screen shake and reduce animations.
Managing your routes
Your fleet is limited. Sending another vehicle to collect the wounded can leave supplies waiting on a different route. Attacks are announced 25 seconds in advance, so check the map, extend your routes and move vehicles where they are needed.
You can pause to review and edit your routes, then resume when you are ready. Watch where deliveries arrive and where cargo starts to build up.
Cargo
Food and ammunition go to the fronts. Materials go to the ammunition factory, where they are automatically converted into ammunition. Wounded personnel need transport to a hospital.
Three operations in the free demo
- Introduction: Learn the controls as you defend against six attacks.
- Survival: Face endless attacks on an eight-location map.
- Tokyo Orbital: Supply four fronts across a larger, 12-location map of Tokyo.
The demo runs on Windows and is played with a keyboard and mouse. You can play in English or Japanese, and gameplay works offline. Settings let you increase text size, turn off screen shake and reduce animations.
