Deliver At All Costs launches on May 22

The chaotic driving simulation game, Deliver At All Costs, will be released on May 22. After over four years of development by Studio Far Out Games, it promises to deliver a unique and silly gaming experience. Players take on the role of Winston Green, a courier in the fictional town of St Monique. Winston accepts dangerous delivery jobs that become more ridiculous as the game progresses. The game features a blend of isometric driving mechanics and playful destruction. The latest trailer showcases the game's quirky style. In just two minutes, Winston performs various wild tasks like driving a tiny convertible, hauling a wrecking ball, and stealing packages with a mini crane. He even drives with a target on his roof while evading military attacks. Deliver At All Costs started as a free school project by Swedish students before evolving into a larger game. The original version is still available for free, now known as 'Delivery Man.' A demo version of the game will be available for players to try before the full release. Despite strong competition from other games in 2025, it’s expected to gain a lot of attention and possibly make the game of the year lists.