Crazy Shipping is a space logistics sim where you dispatch feline pilots on cargo runs and collect premiums currency rewards to unlock ship upgrades. The core loop involves loading cargo, selecting routes, and waiting for delivery completion, though progression heavily favors spending premium currency to accelerate ship and equipment purchases. It's best suited for players who enjoy idle mechanics and don't mind slow progression, though the reliance on monetization for meaningful upgrades limits its appeal for those seeking pure F2P advancement.
About this game
In space, no one can hear you SCHEME! A cosy space transport management game where your fleet of feline pilots deliver anything, anywhere - no questions asked!
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended0 hrs
To get *any* upgrades or ships, you need to use the premium currency. While you can earn the currency, it's RNG based on Cargo/Passengers and seemingly only 1 at a time. So you need to wait for the chance of someone giving it as a reward, and then need to wait the 3-5~ minutes for the ship to finish traveling for the 1 premium currency, when it takes 15~ to buy a ship, 3-5 to buy a single ship upgrade part, and upwards of 50 for other upgrades. Unreal.
I can't recommend a game that graphically isn't great and requires premium currency in the game to upgrade ships. It's like an idle game but with paid stuff, premium currency if it was only aesthetically ok but when it affects the use of upgrading things it's a big NO.
At least at the start it´s a bit boring, repetetive and slow, you basically just load up your ship select the route and then you wait. Maybe it gets better later in the game, but I don´t know. Also there are microtransactions, but that mainly helps the whales and the dev I guess. I´d say the best thing about the game for me are the cats, mewing when you pet them with your cursor, but that doesn´t save the game for me.
