Why’s it hitting the back of the truck? Oh, right… raise one arm, no, the other one. Pull the lever to release a parcel? Got it.
#Totally reliable delivery service news simulator#
TRDS is the delivery equivalent of Surgeon Simulator deliberately hard to master but even your mistakes are entertaining. Assuming you can manage to control your vehicle, that is, and don’t just give up and try to deliver the parcel on foot.īut the joy of Totally Reliable Delivery Service is that when your truck has been launched into the air by a manhole cover and your parcel is hurtling down the road, you still won’t give up. The parcels are also smeared with bacon fat, and will slide off your vehicle given half a chance.
And once you’ve got hold of your parcel, there’s a separate button to raise your arm. The controls are deliberately wonky your character handles like they’ve been carved from raw lard and picking up a parcel is only slightly easier than using a seaside claw machine. Initially you’ll be delivering your parcels down the road but, as the game progresses, you may find yourself having to visit other islands. In Totally Reliable Delivery Service, a physics simulation game from We’re Five Games and tinyBuild, your courier is tasked with delivering parcels across several brightly-coloured cartoon locations. I guess when you’re not being paid 25p to deliver a parcel, you can have fun with it.
I can’t shake the feeling that Totally Reliable Delivery Service is exactly how certain delivery companies operate, but flailing around, trying to fumble a parcel into the back of a truck is ludicrously entertaining. This game is absolute nonsense, and I couldn’t be happier.
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