LOGistICAL: Caribbean Reviews

This game seems quite erratic and the "tutorial" provided doesn't help much. I can't say that I would reccomend this game and if I knew then what I know now, I would not have purchased this game. The graphics and sound are simplistic at best. I doubt I would have been impressed with this game even during the early 90's I'm certainly not impressed now.

I've played almost all of the Logistical modules, and this is one of the few I didn't enjoy. The idea behind it is interesting - multiple quarantine zones, restricted roads, and use of aircraft - but it just ends up feeling repetitive. I normally played in short bursts, as I found myself getting frustrated if I played more than an hour in a go, and eventually realised I wasn't enjoying it at all anymore. The thing with puzzle games is, when you solve a difficult puzzle, do you think "oh! I feel glad I worked that out!" or "thank god that's over". With Logistical: Caribbean, I found myself thinking the later. There's much better Logistical modules out there - I can't recommend this one.

Warning: This module is not recommended for beginners in Logistical. The Caribbean module is the most difficult I've ever played. It takes a lot of strategy and planning to complete all the towns in the module due to restrictions and quarantines and patience because the Caribbean islands are very dispersed and the towns require a LOT of resources. It's a huge challenge but very rewarding!

This is a great entry in the Logistical game empire. It has some interesting twists and puzzles, some of which may have you scratching your head for a bit to figure them out (or looking for spoilers if you get stuck - the Logistical community is great), and it will keep you busy for a while. 10/10

Another interesting module from LOGistICAL series. This time action happens in three sets of caribbean islands separated by total quarantine (Jamaica, Cuba+few small islands, Dominican Republic+several medium and small islands). There are planes and trucks available. Module has some interesting puzzle elements that even surprised some of the experienced folks (myself included). It is interesting to explore islands using only planes before your fleet of trucks is able to get there. Special features in module: 1. 20t, 40t, 80t trucks can travel on small roads if empty 2. planes are available (similar to Russia) 3. fastfood and house construction industries are available, some products require at least 20t and 40t trucks/planes to transport (similar to US: Wisconsin) 4. module is separated into three parts by total quarantine making starting each of those three areas feel like beginning but with extra powers each time