Dodgy Deliveries puts friends in charge of a delivery service, with a practical goal hanging over every trip: complete deliveries and earn enough money to pay the rent. Its city streets are populated by people and cars, but the description hints that ordinary traffic is not the only danger. The rent deadline gives the work a darker edge, while the landlord’s unsettlingly cheerful portrayal adds a note of horror-comedy.
Teamwork depends on staying in touch as well as getting the job done. Players can talk through proximity voice chat or use the radio on a bike, but wandering too far from that bike risks losing contact. Getting lost and suffering an accident are explicit hazards, so communication and navigation are part of the delivery challenge, not just background details. The game also invites players to uncover the city’s monsters and learn what happened to them, pairing routine courier work with a mystery about the place itself.
The listed formats include single-player and multiplayer, with co-op and online co-op specifically identified. Rather than presenting deliveries as a simple route from one address to another, it ties the task to rent, uncertain surroundings, and the need to keep the team connected.
