{"id":18873,"date":"2025-05-20T08:37:44","date_gmt":"2025-05-20T06:37:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/costops.com\/index.php\/2025\/05\/20\/deliver-at-all-costs-review-madcap-driving-game-goes-nowhere-fast\/"},"modified":"2025-05-20T08:37:44","modified_gmt":"2025-05-20T06:37:44","slug":"deliver-at-all-costs-review-madcap-driving-game-goes-nowhere-fast","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/costops.com\/index.php\/2025\/05\/20\/deliver-at-all-costs-review-madcap-driving-game-goes-nowhere-fast\/","title":{"rendered":"Deliver at All Costs review \u2013 madcap driving game goes nowhere fast"},"content":{"rendered":"

PC, Xbox, PS5 (version played); Studio Far Out Games\/Konami Digital Entertainment
<\/strong>This 1950s-set game offers a gorgeous, fully destroyable map but makes baffling decisions on how to use it<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

Deliver at All Costs casts you as a delivery driver in the late 1950s, and it looks fantastic in motion. Almost everything on the map can be destroyed, and there is immediate fun to be had from causing merry mayhem with your truck, clattering through deckchairs on the beach or driving straight through the middle of a diner and watching it collapse spectacularly behind you. But there is a void at the heart of this game where the core hook should have been.<\/p>\n

We get a glimpse of its potential during a mission that sees you racing to catch up with a rival\u2019s delivery truck before it can reach its destination. The aim is to manoeuvre alongside, and hold down a button so the crane on the back of your own truck can sneakily lift the package off their vehicle and on to yours. All the while, rival trucks are attempting to ram you off the road, and after you grab the package, you then have to deliver it while fending off the attentions of these other drivers. It leads to some wonderfully comic scenes in which a hotel owner thanks you profusely for a consignment while standing in front of the ruins of his newly destroyed establishment: a casualty of the violent act of delivery.<\/p>\n

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\nPC, Xbox, PS5 (version played); Studio Far Out Games\/Konami Digital EntertainmentThis 1950s-set game offers a gorgeous, fully destroyable map but makes baffling decisions on how to use it<\/p>\n

Deliver at All Costs casts you as a delivery driver in the late 1950s, and it looks fantastic in motion. Almost everything on the map can be destroyed, and there is immediate fun to be had from causing merry mayhem with your truck, clattering through deckchairs on the beach or driving straight through the middle of a diner and watching it collapse spectacularly behind you. But there is a void at the heart of this game where the core hook should have been.
\nWe get a glimpse of its potential during a mission that sees you racing to catch up with a rival\u2019s delivery truck before it can reach its destination. The aim is to manoeuvre alongside, and hold down a button so the crane on the back of your own truck can sneakily lift the package off their vehicle and on to yours. All the while, rival trucks are attempting to ram you off the road, and after you grab the package, you then have to deliver it while fending off the attentions of these other drivers. It leads to some wonderfully comic scenes in which a hotel owner thanks you profusely for a consignment while standing in front of the ruins of his newly destroyed establishment: a casualty of the violent act of delivery. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

PC, Xbox, PS5 (version played); Studio Far Out Games\/Konami Digital EntertainmentThis 1950s-set game offers a gorgeous, fully destroyable map but makes baffling decisions on how to use it Deliver at All Costs casts you as a delivery driver in the late 1950s, and it looks fantastic in motion. Almost everything on the map can be …<\/p>\n

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