The time has finally come for a major game update. We've made the game's design more cohesive by introducing randomly assigned missions. However, it's not entirely random—your luck influences which missions drop from the pool. Completing all 32 missions marks the end of your workday as a delivery rider.
Pedestrians now walk across fully rebuilt sidewalks made from 3D models. This should eliminate the bug where characters appeared to slide in place. We’ve also updated the controllers for all characters, ensuring smooth animation transitions.
When approaching pedestrians, you will now see an emotion icon above their heads, indicating their current mood. There are three different states, each defining how the characters behave in the game. For example, some pedestrians turn aggressive and attack you if you nearly hit them with your bike. You can recognize them by the red angry icon above their heads. If you knock a pedestrian down, they will respawn as aggressive.
It’s important to note that emotion icons will only appear within the player's visible area on the screen. Our revamped NPCs interact with their surroundings in ways that make the city feel more real. Whether they’re reacting to your presence or simply living their own lives, these characters add a touch of humor and charm to your daily delivery adventures.
We've also added many new environmental elements to balance trick mechanics. Now that some railings in the city are slightly lower, you can grind on them like rails, using pedestrians' heads for momentum and performing Bunny Hop effects.
This is our first independently developed and released game, and the three of us continue working on improving the gameplay every week. Right now, we're preparing a major update, after which we’ve decided to finally release a demo version so players can experience the gameplay for free. Unfortunately, we have never released a demo version before.