Deliver At All Costs will be available for free at launch on Epic Games Store. This could be one of the nicest surprises of the year
We learned the release date for Deliver At All Costs, a courier arcade game with a spectacular environmental destruction system. The game will be available for free at EGS for one week after its release.
Update (March 26)
Konami confirmed that Deliver At All Costs will be included in a free giveaway on the Epic Games Store at launch. The game is set to launch on May 22, a Thursday, which is when Epic typically updates its offer. We will traditionally have a whole week to download the game.
Original news (March 20)
Konami finally revealed the release date of Deliver At All Costs, a promising arcade game in which we will play as a courier undertaking dangerous tasks.
- The game will be released on May 22nd this year.
- The title will hit PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PlayStation 5.
- The game will be available for purchase on Steam and Epic Games Store for PC.
- The release date of Deliver At All Costs was revealed in the new trailer, which you can watch below.
The game is now available for pre-order, and buying it before the release offers a 10% discount. During this discount, Deliver At All Costs on Steam costs $26.99, while the Xbox Series X/S edition is available for $26.99. In the PlayStation Store, a 10 percent discount is only available for PlayStation Plus subscribers.
Deliver At All Costs started its life as a school project of a group of Swedish students. The prototype was received so well that the developers signed a publishing agreement with Konami and began work on a commercial version.
A demo is available on Steam, allowing you to try the game before its official release. In the game, the action is viewed from an isometric perspective, and the player's objective is to deliver packages to specified addresses. The job of a courier at Deliver At All Costs is not easy, as the locations traversed are full of various threats, and what's worse, we often have to deal with criminals trying to steal packages. The fun is increased by the ability to demolish most objects and buildings in the city.
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