Totally Reliable Delivery Service

Chaotic co-op courier challenges in a sprawling sandbox

Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a slapstick delivery sim that leans into ragdoll physics and gleeful disorder. Developed by Infogrames LLC, it drops you into an expansive open map where the job is simple on paper: haul oddball packages to their destinations before the clock runs out. In practice, every step, lift, and steering adjustment can turn into laugh-out-loud chaos.

You can play solo or team up in online multiplayer with up to three friends. The cooperative mode is the star, turning routine drop-offs into frantic races against real players around the world. Success hinges on coordination and smart routing, since many assignments are time-sensitive and require quick map reading to find the fastest path.

The physics are intentionally unwieldy. Inspired by the likes of QWOP and Surgeon Simulator, your character stumbles, clings, and flops in ways that make even simple tasks feel like mini-puzzles. This clumsiness is both the joke and the challenge: it fuels the humor, but it also means a learning curve that can frustrate if you expect precision control.

The sandbox itself is generous. As you take on tougher jobs, you open new zones and discover alternate routes that shave precious seconds off deliveries. When you want a breather, the world is filled with toys, vehicles, and machines to experiment with. Special events mix things up further, from survival-style hovercraft brawls to airborne checkpoint races, giving the game a party vibe that shines with friends. The 3D elements are clear and readable, which helps when everything else is delightfully unpredictable.

Expect a lively, challenging courier romp that rewards persistence and teamwork. Just be ready to wrestle with the rough control scheme, and note that a few features sit behind a paywall. If you enjoy speed-focused challenges and competitive antics, this delivery gig is worth clocking in for.