Easy Delivery Co.

“Gameplay is too repetitive and grindy, similar to an MMORPG.”

“What really kills the experience for me is the combination of the survival mechanics and the lack of a minimap—or at least a cursor on the map showing your current position or the locations of stores you’ve discovered along the way.”

“Despite the way the game has been promoted, there's just not much to any of the gameplay mechanics, particularly the driving, and what little is here is doled out to you piecemeal by an incredibly linear story and padded out by repetitive delivery missions between the three maps, all of which only really have a single possible route between them.”

“I was running down the radio tower stairs, frantically trying to reach my truck as my screen blurred all around me, when my character vaulted over the side of the stairs, turned three somersaults, ragdolled, and cartwheeled into my truck to the beat of the lo-fi music that was playing.”

“After 2 hours I was already tired of the songs and resorted to shutting it off and playing my own.”

“Also having all of the music/radio stations arbitrarily locked until you hit each radio tower on the map is kinda lame, it's boring driving in silence for no reason other than I didn't grind hard enough.”

“The graphics did not do anything to immerse me into the world or improve the atmosphere; in fact the game constantly had me thinking it was an asset-flip horror game from itch.io with the overused PS1 mimicking polygons and pixelated filter. Other than the cat models, there is a distinct lack of style in the presentation of this game.”

“This very poor quality visual style is a method that lazy devs often use to disguise their lack of talent/interest in doing the graphics properly and trying to disguise it under the name of 'art', or 'we made it look bad on purpose', which really isn't something gamers should have to put up with.”

“For all that the dev wanted to ape PS1 aesthetics, they didn't get it.”

“None of the game's apparent strengths (atmosphere, music, mystery) deliver enough of a payoff to alleviate the sheer tedium of actually playing it.”

“The graphics did not do anything to immerse me into the world or improve the atmosphere; in fact, the game constantly had me thinking it was an asset-flip horror game from itch.io with the overused PS1 mimicking polygons and pixelated filter. Other than the cat models, there is a distinct lack of style in the presentation of this game.”

“Compared to the slow, thoughtful development of the game's atmosphere, the main story is delivered bluntly and linearly.”

“My issue is, these upgrades are a bit expensive, and you need to buy sources of caffeine and gas to even keep going on, so all those three expenses plus the fact that you earn very little money makes it so you can spend a whole hour just doing deliveries to get enough money to get to the next part, in a game that lasts less than 8 hours to finish, it's a lot of time where you are just stuck grinding to keep going.”

“The game is way too grindy, requiring 300 dollars for the final upgrade is a joke, it took me an hour of just driving back and forth, with zero story or gameplay progression.”

“You're forced to drive the exact same roads repeatedly with zero alternatives, which gets incredibly tedious after just three runs.”

“A huge amount of energy was spent on a dull, boring storyline.”

“The few areas are simple and exist to serve the minimalist, boring story that just seems like an indie stereotype rather than gameplay.”

“☐ unforgettable; emotional impact”

“It doesn't feel good to play, it's repetitive, it's unfunny, the messaging is inconsistent and meaningless, and the music is bad.”

“There is little to no replay value outside of getting all of the game’s endings. It’s maybe worth $5 or $6 but not $10+.”

“Personally, I like this game, but I don't see a whole ton of replay value in it, as there's not a whole lot of interesting dialogue and the overall gameplay loop can become tedious if you play it for too long. To me, this is a game I pick up if I just want to throw on some YouTube and zone out, then I pause the video I'm watching to pay attention to the actual story.”

“Once you finish the game, there's no reason to go back, no replay value.”

“None of the troubleshooting went anywhere, verifying game files, updating drivers, capping framerate to 60, disabling Nvidia overlay, trying both fullscreen and windowed, nada.”

“Buggy mess for me, it's mixed with my demo file, I tried to delete everything I could yet it's still broken. Unless I'm able to figure out how to fix this, I won't be picking this game up again.”

“][u]-Gamepad support broken and buggy despite the game giving you the popup to plug in a gamepad for the optimal experience[/u]. I legitimately cannot enter the vehicle using gamepad, it feels like a lot of the inputs for gamepad need some serious bugfixing mainly entering and exiting your car. I froze to death twice because I could not enter the vehicle before I gave up and switched to keyboard.”

“Stuttering and chopping makes it impossible to play or complete deliveries sometimes.”

“The game may need more optimization.”

“- performance seems a bit inconsistent sometimes.”

“There is approximately no build up and then the important character development happens in one walking scene at the very end.”

“Not a whole lot to go off or really get invested to other than a few character developments and hints of back story, but I'd say it's good enough to make you wish there were more.”

“I only wish that we had gotten a little more character development surrounding MK, and also that there was a little bit more music to listen to.”

“Is a mobile app that's been dumped on Steam as if it were a real PC game. It's not; it's a cash grab from greedy mobile developers. While this mobile app is up on Google Play, it apparently hasn't gone through the proper approvals process yet, but it's clear that if it's on the app stores, it's a mobile app.”

“Has the greedy, cash grab price of $15 USD, for which you could easily get any number of older AAA games.”

“Would also love more music than just two tracks, also would love more news and ads on the radio.”