Easy Delivery Co.

Easy Delivery Co. is developed by a solo creator named Sam C and published by Oro Interactive. It was released on September 18, 2025, for Windows PC via Steam. There are no confirmed other platform releases at launch—its availability is focused on the PC version, with support for Steam Deck. A playable demo was made available earlier, giving players a taste of the mechanics and tone ahead of full release.

The game sets itself up as a relaxing but slightly uncanny driving and delivery simulator. Players take on the role of a delivery driver in a scenic but weather-harsh mountain town, using a small kei truck to pick up packages, deliver them, explore three different regions, and gradually unlock upgrades for the truck such as tires and bumpers. There are environmental challenges including snow, cold, and slippery roads, along with resource-management elements like fuel and energy. Beyond deliveries, players meet strange anthropomorphic residents, listen to quirky radio stations, uncover bits of story, and explore the mountain setting.

As for ties to earlier work, Easy Delivery Co. grew from a smaller project or demo that was released earlier in the year. The demo was well-received and helped generate interest and wishlists, while also serving as a proof of concept for the full game. The final release expanded on the demo with more regions, more upgrades, and greater environmental variety. The developer actively used community feedback from that early build to refine mechanics and presentation for the full version.

Promotion for the game included announcing and showcasing the demo, engaging with indie communities, and leaning on its distinct retro low-poly aesthetic reminiscent of PS1-era graphics. Its mixture of cozy driving, light survival elements, and surreal storytelling helped it stand out in the indie space. Reception has been very positive, with players praising the atmosphere, soundtrack, visual style, and balance of simplicity with mood. Some criticism points to minor technical issues or a desire for even more content, but overall it has been regarded as a strong and memorable indie release.