Cargo Switch

A small freight yard with a big routing problem. Push every crate onto a dock and spend limited switches to open the right delivery line.

Push the cargo. Switch the line. Leave a route for the last delivery. Play Cargo Switch instantly in your browser — no download or account.

How to play

• Move the lift with arrows/WASD or the direction pad. Push orange cargo onto every striped dock; crates cannot be pulled.
• E or Switch line spends one charge to swap open amber A and blue B gates. Clear a gate before closing it on a crate or the lift.
• Choose the delivery order carefully. A crate in a non-dock corner or a permanently sealed delivery route ends the shift.
• U or Undo restores one of up to 96 actions, including its switch charge. Six authored shifts unlock in order; improve the action count for up to three stars each.

Controls

Arrow keys or WASD to move and push; E switches the line, U undoes. You can also click an adjacent tile. Finish deliveries before sealing their routes.

Tap the four direction buttons or an adjacent tile. Switch line opens A or B; Undo restores the last action and its charge. Fill every striped dock.

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