Easy Delivery Co. has emerged as one of the most intriguing independent releases of the year after making a modest appearance on social media.
With its odd blend of warm feelings and frightening overtones, this driving game has been making waves. Set in a snow-covered mountain village where chibi creatures run shops and secrets lurk just off-screen, this game will definitely offer a unique experience.
So continue with our guide as we explore everything about the game.
When Will Easy Delivery Co. Be Released?
Easy Delivery Co. will be launching on September 18, 2025, on Steam.
Currently, players who want to experience its atmospheric delivery loops and offbeat tone can download a demo version of the game.
What Platforms Will Easy Delivery Co. Be On?
As of now, the demo and the complete game are confirmed to be available on PC via Steam.
While the developers haven't announced a console version yet, given the growing popularity of indie driving sims, future releases on Nintendo Switch and other platforms can be expected.
What is Easy Delivery Co.?
Easy Delivery Co. drops players into the role of a delivery driver working for a mysterious courier service in a lively, scenic mountain town. Players will use a vintage kei truck to transport pizza boxes, plants, and other items to the town's citizens. This is done while avoiding harsh weather, making wages for less than the minimum wage, and gradually piecing together the hidden stories of the locals.
While the game is advertised as a "calming driving game with definitely no secrets," its writing and atmosphere hint at something much deeper. You'll start to realize how odd the world is as you navigate through confusing menus, disassemble a desktop from the 1990s, drive between jobs and deep snow, and sip energy drinks to stay awake.
Key Features
- Earn a “living” by delivering packages in your kei truck.
- Atmospheric scenery: Take in the bleak but beautiful mountain town or speed through it—road safety optional.
- Meet the locals: Get to know the not-at-all-mysterious residents of the town.
- Retro aesthetic: Simple controls, PS1-style graphics, and cool lo-fi beats.
- No lore, nothing strange going on… we promise.
What Can Fans Expect?
Players who've tried the demo describe a world that feels alive and tragic under the snow, where a shuttering shopkeeper cat can park memories of real-world loss and where the simple act of making a delivery slowly becomes something more ominous.
You can expect a five-hour adventure that combines delicate storytelling with comfortable gameplay loops. The tone and aesthetic of the game remind one of cult favorites like Deadly Premonition and Lake, but the script is listed with its own bizarre "corporate wellness" parody.
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