Easy Delivery Co.

What a delightful little treat. Driving the truck is great fun, it all feels great but that's not the real thing here. The atmosphere is spectacular and the tiny narrative that the game presents is just enough. I kind of wish there was a little more here but only because I loved what I got so much :D

I hold this game near and dear to my heart. It has a fun gameplay loop, a cool story, and great graphics. Overall a very memorable and enjoyable experience. Worth every penny of it's price.

Picked this up to play with my kids and it did not disappoint. I think it would be their GOTY if they had any say in the matter. They're eternally asking to play that "cat delivery game". I thought it was ok. It's very barebones and doesn't take long to complete. The driving was satisfying and the atmosphere cold and cozy at the same time. [url=https://www.sevastromo.com/] Sevastromo Station [/url]

There is not a drop of authentic progression in this game. You buy a lighter because you NEED a lighter to get further. You buy snow tires because you NEED snow tires to get further. You buy tea because you NEED tea to get further. I never once purchased something I wanted, and nothing I purchased ever enriched the game at all. I purchased things only because the game told me I HAD TO. And if I didn't, I wouldn't get to go any further. But further to WHERE, exactly? The central route is amazingly linear. Upon getting your "essential progression items", you effectively just lengthen this route. And yes... you will be traveling back and forth along this one route ad nauseum for (from what I can tell) the entire game (or at the very least your first two hours of it). Somehow that didn't stop making me want a better MAP though. You don't get a GPS... but the good news is, you can't truly get lost! Bad news is, you already have a fate worse than death. FUEL MANAGEMENT. Throughout the game, you will need to refuel routinely. Oh. You thought I was talking about your truck? HA! Well... yes, that too actually. But you will also need to routinely REFUEL YOUR CAT. Fuel is... expensive. For both you and your truck. If you want to refuel your cat (or suffer a significant movement penalty, preventing game "progression" in some cases), you need energy-restoring drinks. You can purchase them pretty easily. But if you want to refuel your truck?... There is one gas station per map. ONE. GAS. STATION. PER. MAP. Eventually, my entire perspective of the game was irreversibly warped. Got lost? You wasted fuel. Took a less than ideal route? You wasted fuel. Wanted to explore and realized that you lacked required progression items once you got there? YOU WASTED FUEL. Fuel is money. Money is time. Time is sanity. And I lost all three of those in this "cozy" game. BONUS LIGHTNING ROUND: - NPC dialogue is inconsequential. Lose 99% of their pizza. They don't care. - Narrative is virtually non-existent. I legit didn't feel I progressed in two hours. - Effectively ZERO actual difficulty. Steering is easy. Packages regenerate. - Super monotonous. The gameplay two-hours in is indistinguishable from the first ten minutes. - Profoundly shallow. Nothing to do but interact with the exact same NPCs. Every time. All the time.

kedy var teslimat yapmak uzgun araba surmek hasssiktiro tüm kedyleri oldurmek ben amugha goyam dayum

cat guy is one of the goats

Там снег, там столько снега Что если б я там не был сам, я б не поверил Что бывает столько снега