Delivery INC

Super fun strategy management game

Меньше контента чем в 911 или 112 operator, без особого челленджа (хоть и присутствуют разные модификаторы), средняя игра

日本語対応していませんがシンプルなゲームなので英語でも直感的に理解できます mini metro やmini motorways、fly corp に似たゲーム性です DLCはあった方がいいと思います 30時間ぐらいやったら飽きたので今後のDLCに期待

jeśli grałeś wcześniej w 911 operator lub 112 operator tego wydawcy to poczujesz się jak w domu, jeśli nie to i tak szybko załapiesz o co tu chodzi bo gra nie ma zbyt skomplikowanych mechanik

Otimo jogo

awesome game to pass the time, very addictive :)

PISS OFF

охуенная, но кооп не работает!!

Jogo especifico de gerenciamento e passa o tempo eão pra que gosta e um deleite!!!

A Decent Dispatcher Sim, But Don't Expect a Long-Haul Relationship Delivery INC is one of those games that’s perfect for when you just want to turn your brain off for a bit and manage some logistics. It’s not going to win any "Game of the Year" awards, but it’s not exactly a disaster, either. The Good: Dispatching Fun The core loop is simple enough: you’re running a delivery company, managing your drivers, picking your vehicles, and trying to get packages to their destinations before your customers lose their minds. The campaign mode is actually a highlight here—it introduces enough variety and different scenarios to keep things interesting for a while. Being able to run your company in real-world cities is a pretty neat touch, too. The "Grind" Factor The game starts to lose its steam once you wrap up those campaigns. If you jump into Free Play hoping to keep the momentum going, you might find yourself hitting a wall of boredom pretty quickly. The gameplay loop starts to feel repetitive, and for anyone chasing that 100% completion, it eventually turns into a bit of a dry, monotonous grind just to tick off the remaining achievements. Is It Worth It? - Pick it up if: You enjoy casual management games, you’re looking for a relatively straightforward achievement hunt, or you just have a few hours to kill and want to play something low-stakes. - Skip it if: You’re looking for a deep, long-term management sim that stays engaging for dozens of hours. The novelty wears off faster than I’d like. Final Verdict: It’s an "okay" game. It’s not the best dispatcher sim out there, but it’s certainly not the worst. It’s fine for what it is—a decent time-killer—but it’s definitely not a game designed for the long run.