Deadly Delivery is OUT NOW!

It’s finally here, goblins! Time to explore the mines, run from monsters, and DELIVER THOSE PACKAGES!

We’re excited to announce that our new game Deadly Delivery is out now - prepare to explore dark and dangerous mines, escape from monsters, and work together with your friends to deliver packages and make your quota! Or, just slap each other into pits and stick “kick me” signs on each other’s backs. You’ll have fun either way!

With Deadly Delivery, we wanted to make a fun, social experience that would have incredible replayability and would feel fresh whether you’re on your first run or your hundredth.

Our mines are procedurally generated, meaning there are nearly infinite combinations of layouts in our six locations. Ramps, ladders, and bridges that may or may not last add to the possibilities by adding a vertical dimension to the space.

In addition to the ever-changing mines, there are numerous hazards: monsters that don’t take kindly to you being in their space, traps that can kill you, even residents who are wildly ungrateful about the packages you’ve brought them. Luckily you can revive your goblin friends after they’ve run straight into a landmine!

For our monsters, we’ve taken inspiration from the folklore of Austria and surrounding areas - Krampus resides here when not terrorizing children at Krampusnacht. We have doppelgangers lurking in the mines, waiting for an opportunity when you get separated from your friends. And the friendly, waving changeling who just wants a friend, but will turn murderous if she doesn’t get one.

Along with the core gameplay, we’ve added some fun touches to bring whimsy to your job as a delivery goblin, like goofy pets to help you carry things, a wheel of chance to risk all your earnings on, and helium balloons that actually work as intended! (They don’t float, they just make your voice go all squeaky. They do make YOU floaty though!)

We’ve had an incredible time playing with our community in our Betas this year. Watching people laughing and screaming together, celebrating wins, and agonizing over losses was incredibly inspiring for our team, and we’re very excited to get everyone back in and having fun together today. We can’t wait to recruit more delivery goblins!