Totally Reliable Delivery Service

Totally Reliable Delivery Service Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a casual 3D courier management game. Complete time-pressured deliveries, master quirky controls, customize your rider, and race globally online.

Totally Reliable Delivery Service

Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a fun casual management simulation where you jump into the role of a courier and handle delivery jobs under pressure. Download the latest Android version for free and tackle some of the toughest delivery missions around. The game drops you into a colorful 3D cartoon world and challenges you to complete tasks in very limited time—just like a real day on the road for a delivery worker.

If you’re into fast-paced click-and-place gameplay and lighthearted chaos, this one is built for you.

Attractive Gameplay

Your main objective is simple: deliver as many packages as possible in one day. The tricky part is finding every drop-off location accurately and delivering quickly without losing time.

Totally Reliable Delivery Service features detailed, crisp 3D graphics, and right from the start you can customize your courier. As you finish levels, more customization options become available.

The game includes both a local version and online client servers, letting you compete with other players. When you connect online, you join a global delivery competition where the goal is to deliver the most packages and outperform everyone in the worldwide race. If you don’t want to spend extra, you may run into some limitations.

QWOP-Style Controls (Deliberately Awkward)

In Totally Reliable Delivery Service, the control system is intentionally unconventional—drawing inspiration from QWOP and Surgeon Simulator. Because of that, even basic actions can feel complicated at first. That’s also where the charm comes from, especially in online matches.

Map, Timing, and Speed

A full map is shown at the top of the screen so you can locate new delivery spots and monitor how long each package takes to be delivered safely. Many orders come with time limits, so using navigation effectively is key to getting every delivery done as fast as possible.

Fantastic Features

• Single-player campaign or online multiplayer with friends.
• Designed to support cooperation, encouraging teamwork to handle delivery challenges together.



• Noodle-like fluid physics—movement can look smooth, or suddenly behave wildly, depending on what happens.
• Easy-to-do actions like dashing, jumping, diving, and grabbing, but contact with obstacles can cause unexpected outcomes (including getting knocked down).
• Free exploration beyond deliveries, with a world full of toys, vehicles, and machines you can use for both work and fun.
• Open-world freedom that invites experimentation—try different approaches to deliveries or just enjoy interacting with the environment.

Excellent Highlights

• Single-player campaign & online multiplayer: Deliver safely on your own or team up with friends to test your coordination.
• Controllable chaos: Unpredictable ragdoll-style physics combined with smooth platforming. Dash, jump, dive, and grab—then get knocked down if you hit the wrong thing.
• A world full of fun: Take a break from deliveries and relax in a playful environment full of usable toys, vehicles, and machines.



• Ragtag crew: Customize your blue-collar worker and get to work delivering packages.

User Comments

• “Gameplay is super smooth.” Physics feel great with no lag while driving vehicles. One complaint: no cross-platform play between console and PC. The reviewer suggests the game feels overpriced at $15.99 and believes it should be closer to $10.99. They also note many low reviews may come from weaker phones (example: they’re using a Samsung Galaxy S9+).
• “Extremely fun with lots to do.” One issue mentioned is input lag in multiplayer when playing with a friend. They suspect it affects others too, not just them (they live in Africa). They suggest peer-to-peer multiplayer and ask if an African server could be added.



• “Very interesting and fun.” They reported delivery bugs, such as difficulty jumping or walking while holding orders. They also said the orders gave them fewer coins than expected.