Deliver At All Costs is definitely one of those games you could sell on concept alone. A chaotic courier simulator styled in a way that’s reminiscent of early Grand Theft Auto? Say no more! But as I’ve learned in the past, a game can’t exist on concept alone and the critical…well, delivery can make all the difference.
Thankfully, Deliver At All Costs finds a way to not only present its premise in a unique and interesting way, but it continuously builds on top of it for a game that revels in chaos and is consistently having fun. In a lot of ways, it’s capturing the spirit of the original Grand Theft Auto, but in so many more ways, it feels like a proper parody of the form.
In Deliver At All Costs, players take on the role of Winston Green—a down on his luck tech wiz who might have a few screws loose. Without a dollar to his name, he looks for work at the local We Deliver delivery company, lucking upon a job as a courier for some…questionable assignments. Willing... Read more