Deliver At All Costs

But sooo much fun :-D. Crazy game, with equally-crazy physics, huge oversteer on the cars, so trying not to smash everything around you... Good Luck :'-D. I really can't wait to see what this game has in-store for deliveries, gonna be one heck of a ride. Time to go, see if I can get-around a few corners without running someone over ;-P. This game is worth EVERY penny :-).

Best package dilivery simulator since death sttranding

First of all, this review might be a bit biased, as it's written straight after the end credits, but whatever. This was awesome. A sweet, hilarious and engaging game with a comfortable runtime - not too short, never overstaying its welcome. A breath of fresh air, as some would call it. Deliver At All Costs is a (semi-)open-world sandbox game, with an obvious emphasis on driving. A GTA-lite, if you will. You play as Winston, uh-, Green, a down-on-his-luck engineer hoping to find a brighter future at the local courier company. Much to both Winston's and my surprise, "We Deliver" would change his fate forever. But before anything crazy happens, you are free to explore the surrounding areas and cause as much mayhem as you want. Seriously, the destructibility of most EVERYTHING in this game is commendable, and the game stays stable, too. Of course, as is with many other sandbox games, it's not free of occasional bugs, especially when it comes to physics, though they've done nothing but put a smile on my face. The open-world activities consist of traditional collectables and side jobs, all for the pleasure of completionist maniacs, such as myself. Unlike most GTAs (I'm looking at you, V), the story is as linear as it gets, and spans across several years of Winston's life, presented in the form of short episodes covering major events. Most missions are wacky delivery jobs, complimenting the absurdity of the setting and demonstrating different gameplay aspects. But the seasoning of our meat-and-potatoes dish is character-driven cutscenes, ranging from heartwarming to eyebrow-raising and outright shocking, especially in the last act. Don't lose hope mid-game, Deliver At All Costs still has much to show you. The ups and downs, the twists and turns don't stop until the final minute of this gorgeous creation. A debut project deserving applause, or a budget raise. Really, I want a sequel. A solid 9/10 in our trying times. Maybe an 8 if you're coolheaded. I'm not, though.

It's made in Unity, so it may be a little buggy, but it's definitely an impressive game for an indie studio. I plan on finishing it. I'm about an hour or two into it ATM.

A humorous and entertaing small game