Build your own shipping company and guide it through ports, markets, canals, and tough economic decisions.

Ocean Cargo Manager is a maritime business simulation about cargo ships, commodity trading, and route planning. Buy ships, compare prices, plan voyages between international ports, and try to turn every trip into a profit.

Every decision has economic consequences. A large ship offers high cargo capacity, but it also comes with higher costs and cannot access every port. A short route is not always the most profitable one. A cheap commodity is only worth buying if the destination market is right and the costs do not eat up your profit.

Your ships have individual technical values such as year of construction, length, beam, draft, speed, fuel consumption, cargo capacity, condition, and price. Port levels, canal limits, and ship dimensions determine which routes are possible and which plans actually make sense.

Commodity trading is inspired by real-world trade structures. Ports, countries, and continents have different economic profiles that aim to represent typical imports and exports, regional strengths, and price differences as plausibly as possible. This creates trade opportunities that do not feel random, but emerge from the role of each port and its region.

An oil port, a container hub, a raw material exporter, or an important industrial location should all feel different in the game. Ocean Cargo Manager does not try to recreate the global economy with complete accuracy, but it does aim to make markets, commodities, and port profiles feel understandable and believable. If you use your fleet wisely, observe markets, and keep costs under control, you can gradually expand your shipping company.

Features:

- Build and manage your own shipping company

- Buy cargo ships with individual technical data

- Trade different commodities between international ports

- Plan profitable routes on a world map

- Pay attention to port levels, ship classes, and access restrictions

- Consider major canals and their transit limits

- Calculate fuel consumption, port fees, trade margins, and travel times

- Track income and expenses through a financial booking system

- Optimize your fleet for long-term growth instead of chasing only short-term profits

- Experience a classic maritime business simulation with retro charm

Ocean Cargo Manager is inspired by the spirit of classic business simulations. The focus is on planning, trading, management, and understandable economic decisions.