Delivery man simulator

"Delivery man simulator" is a more Russian shovelware pollution infesting Steam. This time it's not really even a game, it just doesn't have enough depth or gameplay. Here's the "game loop", such as it is... you have two stats, your fuel, and the "health" of your truck. Each day you can choose from about 3 different delivery jobs (doesn't matter what they are, they are all identical), which gets you paid but reduces your fuel and sometimes health. You spend some of your money to fill these meters back up, and repeat endlessly. Oh, and the delivery itself? It's nothing. You click the job and then you just get a progress bar. That's right... the very core of this game is a progress bar. Jesus wept. azimuth team have a known history of trying to scam people into paying them money for someone else's work, through this account or through closely linked/alt accounts. One example of azimuth team doing this is [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/828230]Dungeons of the dead[/url], which is really the "[url=https://learn.unity.com/project/2d-roguelike-tutorial]2D Roguelike Tutorial[/url]" asset, written by the actual developers, Unity Technologies. Taking this shovelware ser…

[code]Game won on SteamGifts[/code] I do read reviews before getting new games. I truly do... but certainly I didn't before bidding for this "game" on SteamGifts (or most likely I did, but somehow confused the "Ignore" and "Enter Giveaway" buttons). All the "game", that we have here, is shown on the trailer. ALL OF IT. There is a list of tasks available for the day, each of them with time necessary to finish and wage paid. You choose one, watch your truck moving slowly along a line for the time listed, and then you can choose another task or choose the next day option. You can also spend some "hard earned" cash on repairing your vehicle and refueling it. Well, theoretically you can. Here I have to truly congratulate the "developer" of this "game", because he was able to mess up even this simple task - after the first day my truck didn't need any more maintenance and after the second it didn't use any fuel as well.

Delivery man simulator is a deliberately modest and stripped-down simulation that attempts to capture the quiet routine of everyday work rather than dramatize it. Developed and published by azimuth team, the game places players in the role of a delivery worker whose primary responsibility is transporting furniture and household items from one location to another. There is no overarching story, no rising tension, and no grand sense of progression; instead, the game leans heavily into repetition and routine, presenting delivery work as a cycle of tasks that repeat day after day with only small variations. This design philosophy makes it immediately clear that the game is less about excitement and more about portraying the monotony and structure of a working day. Visually, the game adopts a very minimal presentation that borders on utilitarian. Environments are simple and functional, designed to convey locations and routes rather than immerse players in a richly detailed world. Menus and interfaces are clean and straightforward, emphasizing clarity over style. This approach reinforces the game’s simulation focus, but it also contributes to a sense of emptiness, as there is little vis…

Worst game ive ever played. It has nothing going for it. No upgrades. Multple trucks to speed up the day. No gas prices so you may wait a extra day to get gas to save. The game is so boring.

I'm not sure why there is so many negative reviews for this masterpiece of a game. It is possibly the most stressful yet fun game I have ever played. I love watching the bar and the truck move along the screen as I wonder if I will need to refuel my truck or maybe even repair it. It has one of the best soundtracks that I have ever heard and I really hope that they release it some time. Please make a Deliver man simulator 2.

Delivery man simulator is a waiting simulator, I don't have any other words