We tried doing some of the missions but just didn’t have as much fun due to the clunky package lifting controls.
You need to be very careful, because moving even slightly in the car will often make the package fall off the vehicle, because of the physics engine, which was annoying.Īs I mentioned, I played subsequent sessions with my daughter, and the experience is certainly different when you take on this one with another player. I get that this tried to do things a bit like Octodad, but its harder to get the hang of things in Totally Reliable Delivery Service. Delivering packages is hard, not because the destination is hard to reach, but because of how clunky the characters are. There are mailboxes everywhere in the open-world setting, and each one leads to a single mission in which you must deliver the package to its destination. Without hesitation, I’d say that you should focus on the multiplayer side of things, since its where the fun is found.Īs soon as the game starts, you begin in the delivery service’s backyard and can move to the closest mailbox, which, once activated, will give you a package to deliver. In my first play session, I played alone, and then I played in couch co-op with my daughter. Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a single or multiplayer (local and online) game in which your goal is to deliver packages to customers.
Work together using odd machinery, useful gadgets, and the wonders of physics to reliably deliver packages to their destination. is a ragdoll physics simulation about terrible package delivery couriers. That’s the Totally Reliable Delivery Service guarantee! T.R.D.S.
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