Delivery Impossible

Fun arcade game where you complete various delivery jobs. The mechanics and controls are pretty simple. Your only job is to drive down a road and get to the end while avoiding losing too much stuff. Because you simply have to worry about the throttle, brake, and steering, the game is suitable for almost everyone. Stages are chosen from a map. Because there are just nine different delivery tasks, the selection is not very great. You begin with tourists and progress to watermelons, bottles, and so on. Except for the first, all remaining stages are locked until you earn enough money to purchase the vehicle associated with the stage. However, once the level is unlocked, you can finish the delivery with any of the purchased vehicles. Because each delivery has only one track, stages can be repetitive. They’re also very short because they only take around one minute. Preventing you from doing a good job are various obstacles scattered all over the track. Luckily, most can be smashed by driving straight through them. You don’t even need to drive that fast, most blow up with a mere touch. Bumps are a bit more dangerous because they usually make you lose some of the cargo. Fortunately,…

Works perfectly on proton. Recommend this game:)

In Delivery Impossible, you play as Tom, a fired delivery driver turned entrepreneur. The game offers absurd delivery tasks that defy logic. Pros: Time Killer: Perfect for quick gaming sessions. Intriguing Levels: Some levels are surprisingly interesting. Challenge Factor: A nice balance of difficulty. Cons: Hit-or-Miss Levels: Not all levels shine. Madness Overload: It’s delightfully crazy. Curiosity Corner: Imagine speedrunners tackling this madness—cheats or not! Verdict: Delivery Impossible won’t revolutionize gaming, but it’s a fun, banana-peel-filled diversion. 🚚🍌

Really fun game with you increadible level of insanity (in a good sense). Imagine yourself delivering a flying saucer! Yeah, you'll be doing that as well. The game is kids friendly and my son loves it

Initially, I wanted to refund the game because it didn't support the Kempston Joystick! But, thankfully, I managed to map the controls to OPQA, and the game became playable :) Well, on a serious note - it's a really amusing game with a fantastic sense of humor. Definitely going to play it on the Steam Deck when the opportunity arises.

colorfull crazy funny gameplay. It's nice to play with kids