Shelf-Made Tycoon, a logistics tycoon made in Flockbay
Shelf-Made Tycoon starts you with a small warehouse and a parking lot. You sign contracts, load trucks against the clock, and grow until trains and container ships deliver the work to your docks.

What the game is
A cozy tycoon about a warehouse that becomes a logistics business. Each contract names a client, a load and a cut-off, and you fill the pallets and get the truck to the right dock in time. Turn a job down and the client drops a level, with smaller contracts and lower rates.
When money runs short, a crime syndicate pays well for a few unmarked crates, and one of its drivers may be an undercover cop.
It came out on Steam on 12 November 2026 for Windows, macOS and Linux, with a free demo.




How it was made
Shelf-Made Tycoon is a Godot 4 project, built by the Flockbay team in Flockbay: the chat docked in the Godot editor, the game running beside it, and each change asked for in plain words, then played.
The picture at the top of the Flockbay home page is a real session from it. Someone asked for rain to leave dark tyre marks on the asphalt that fade within an in-game hour, made from decals or particles rather than new models, and the AI read the truck, rain and road code before it changed anything.
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