Dodgy Deliveries

Cool game, however unusual compared to others (not in a bad way). It has a cool concept and a different art, the monsters are spooky and nice but their movement and art design are at best mediocre. The game's progression is challenging because you have to manage resources, establish priorities and use a bit of everything while the game goes on (and you really need to have people by your side because alone it's (I think) literally impossible, and it has funny and fun gameplay to play with friends with easter eggs along the path. The only thing I would change is the movement of the monster to not surpass the walls of the buildings. Overall, I would give this game a solid 7/10 :)))

too buggy, poorly executed idea

9/10

Dodgy Deliveries turns the simple responsibility of delivering packages into a strange mixture of cooperative comedy, urban exploration, and supernatural horror. Developed by Tomas Gonzalez and German Rieck and published by Deliver Games, the game builds its identity around an amusing contradiction: you are ordinary delivery workers trying to earn enough money to pay rent, yet the city where you work happens to contain creatures and mysteries that make completing even a routine delivery considerably more dangerous. It is a straightforward premise, but one that works particularly well when several players are thrown into the chaos together. The basic gameplay revolves around accepting deliveries, traveling through the city, completing jobs, and making money. Rent provides an ongoing reason to keep working rather than allowing the delivery mechanics to exist purely as disconnected missions. The tasks themselves are deliberately accessible, leaving room for unpredictable events to become the real attraction. A journey that initially seems uneventful can become much more stressful when the team encounters something supernatural or when a player becomes separated from everyone else. E…

Funny game tons of funny moments and funny glitches, there is also difficult things like hard plus all skulls

Great ideea, but a bad game