The Dark Delivers

After playing the demo for this game I was very excited to see the final product and I think it's safe to say that this game does not fail to *deliver*.While the controls and general goal of this game are simple, there is still so much depth and care that has been put into it that will not only give you a challenge but good frights too. The amount of character put into this game, and the world it conveys, makes working at Postal Sector 7 a true treat! It's the perfect blend of simplicity and depth that gives this game such re-playability and genuine fun that horror fanatics will not want to miss.

So far I have completed the first 5 nights of the game and so far I am really enjoying it! The way the mechanics of the entities build on each other gives a nice learning curve, 100% recommend it! :)

Game was spooky and fun! It gets really chaotic!!!!! Recommend giving it a try, enjoyed the extras and was interesting to see the challenges!

Think "Five Nights at FedEx" and you have a pretty good idea what this game feels like. Check packages for various details while staving off increasingly more tricky and agressive... hazards. The basic idea sounds simple, and it is, but it is also highly entertaining, frustratingly hard in parts but never numbingly so. A perfectly tuned difficulty curve throughout the story mode and additional modes to boot make The Dark Delivers a stress-horror experience well worth its asking price.

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Why do the instructions I get look like the Epstein files

The Dark Delivers provides a well-made stationary survival game that builds on each mechanic after every night. I personally enjoy the way that later monsters iterate on how earlier monsters interact with the gameplay. Although some of the monsters mechanics aren't specifically explained to the player, they aren't too abstract for the player to understand how to deal with them. Overall, I really like the gameplay and how the lore gives context to what I was doing in the game. With everything I've played, I've had a lot of fun and am looking forward to seeing what's next.

This is a honest review, if you like FNAF and papers please then you'll love this! Its deserving to be more well known. I wasnt expecting much but I was happily surprised on how good it is and how smooth the gameplay is. Most of the deaths were definitely my fault and it was fun overcoming that. Worth more than the price so definitely play it if you can.

This game has some solid FNAF vibes, with some interesting mechanics that make you want to keep going on into the next night over and over, the challenge modes are pretty challenging once you get the mechanics of the game down, and I honestly find the point and click aspect of it makes it easier to wrap your head around and immerse yourself in it. Sometimes, like in FNAF, RNG will get ya and there isn't much you can do about it, but that's how it is with all these games LOL still an absolute blast. Couldn't quite beat nightmare mode, but I'll be back again to earn my crown. If you enjoy FNAF type games, and want to support indie devs, pick this one up, you won't be disappointed.

The Dark Delivers teaches us to be well aware of our surroundings. A retro vibe hits anomalous style hits 5 Nights At Freddy's rolled up into a fun package! No pun intended...considering you have to inspect packages! There's a catch though - something is always watching you, and the stakes get higher the further you get. Pay attention to details. Your flashlight is probably fine... Can you survive your job??? https://youtu.be/Hg2ulhDf8WU