This upcoming Steam game is pioneering the accursed trucking genre, and as a former delivery guy I could not be more thrilled
Upcoming Steam game Prospice: Anomalous Logistics trades ordinary freight for giant severed hands and rotting corpses in a surreal twist on trucking simulators.
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- Jul 30, 2026
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An upcoming PC simulation game is putting a surreal, horror-infused twist on the traditionally mundane trucking genre. Prospice: Anomalous Logistics, heading to Steam, takes the established mechanics and framework of long-haul vehicle simulation and thrusts players into a nightmarish landscape.
Delivering Cargo Through the Surreal
While traditional logistics games focus on standard freight and routine deliveries, Prospice: Anomalous Logistics replaces normal haulage with unsettling anomalies. Players are tasked with transporting bizarre items—such as giant, severed hands—across a deeply disturbing world.
The environment surrounding these deliveries features massive, rotting corpses and giant, crawling nightmare creatures that present ongoing threats along the player's route. By blending vehicle handling with surreal horror, the game pivots standard simulation structures into nightmare territory.
Reimagining Vehicle Simulation
As reported by PC Gamer, Prospice: Anomalous Logistics "simulates the canonical deliveryman experience of having your dreambody dissolved in the labyrinth of collective death."
Specific release dates and developer details for Prospice: Anomalous Logistics have not yet been announced.
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