Where Future Supply Chain Leaders Are Forged

Supply Chain Simulation Game —
Learn by Surviving Disaster.

Experience real supply chain crises through simulation. Work through scenario-driven chapters that teach procurement, inventory strategy, and supplier risk — the way professionals learn.

Takes 15 minutes. No account. No install. Runs in your browser.
10 Chapters
3 Industries
40 Decisions
<2.5h To Complete
  1. 1. Pick your industry
  2. 2. Make procurement decisions
  3. 3. See if your supply chain survives
Live Supply Chain Network
SUPPLY_CHAIN_NETWORK.exe
Q3  ·  Chapter 2 of 8
Disrupted
Shenzhen
Factory
Lead time
+8 weeks
Warning
Regional
Hub
Stock: 47
units left
Nominal
UK
Distributor
Stock: 2,400
units
Alert
Retail
Network
Demand
+340%
Your move: order 1,200 · 2,000 · or 3,500 units? DECIDE →
Every chapter is built on real APICS CSCP exam concepts
10 Chapters Real Exam Formulas Free to Start

Three steps from theory to mastery

1
Choose your industry

Electronics, FMCG, or Pharma. Each with unique dynamics and risk profiles that change everything about how you play.

2
Make quarterly decisions

Procurement, supplier selection, pricing strategy, quality inspection across 8 simulated quarters. Every choice has a cost.

3
Face the consequences

Crisis events, demand shocks, supplier failures. Your decisions ripple through the chain in real time — just like the real world.

Built to teach, designed to challenge

Every feature exists to give you real intuition for how supply chains break — and how to stop them.

Bullwhip effect in action

See how small demand changes amplify into massive upstream inventory swings. Experience the Procter & Gamble Pampers phenomenon firsthand.

Risk-free pressure testing

Make costly mistakes in simulation, not in your career. Over-order, under-forecast, single-source a critical supplier — then learn exactly why it failed.

Real-world crisis events

Live news feed pulls from actual supply chain disruptions: port congestion, semiconductor shortages, logistics crises. The scenarios feel real because they are.

Built for the classroom

Drop-in ready — runs in any browser, no install required
Assign as homework or run live in seminars
Coming soon: class dashboards and multi-player cohort mode
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One price. Everything unlocked.

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  • Chapters 1–3 (12 scenarios)
  • All 3 industries
  • Live analytics dashboard
  • Bullwhip Effect tracker
  • Chapters 4–10
  • Executive Strategy PDF
  • Global Certification
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Frequently asked questions

Is Supply Chain Disaster free to play?

Yes. Chapters 1, 2, and 3 are completely free — no account required, no download needed. Full Access ($49.99 one-time) unlocks all 10 chapters plus the Advanced Report. One purchase, lifetime access.

What is the bullwhip effect?

A supply chain phenomenon where small fluctuations in consumer demand amplify dramatically upstream — a 5% demand increase at retail can translate to 40%+ overordering at the manufacturing level. You experience it directly in Chapter 2.

Is this useful for APICS CSCP preparation?

Yes. The game maps to all three CSCP domains (SCPE, SCD, SCIBP). Each chapter ends with an exam-ready flashcard covering a key concept — MAPE, bullwhip effect, safety stock formulas, TCO, SCRM, and more.

How long does it take to complete?

About 10–15 minutes per chapter. The full 10-chapter campaign takes approximately 2.5 hours. You can save and resume at any time.

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