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  • Summary: The year is 1959. A time of rock 'n' roll, polka dot dresses and the ever-looming dread of nuclear annihilation. Step into the shoes of Winston Green - a down-on-his-luck courier with a fiery temper and a mysterious past - as he delivers highly unconventional cargo, leaving a trail of havocThe year is 1959. A time of rock 'n' roll, polka dot dresses and the ever-looming dread of nuclear annihilation. Step into the shoes of Winston Green - a down-on-his-luck courier with a fiery temper and a mysterious past - as he delivers highly unconventional cargo, leaving a trail of havoc and chaos behind him, ensuring he does what it takes to Deliver At All Costs!

    Plow through the city across highly destructible environments, wreaking havoc in a wide variety of vehicles. Take on bizarre deliveries and missions each with its own unique play style and mechanic. From delivering a giant flailing Marlin, to the disposal of an atomic bomb teetering on the edge of explosion, always expect the unexpected!
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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 11 out of 24
  2. Negative: 2 out of 24
  1. May 20, 2025
    85
    Deliver At All Costs is a game that offers missions full of fun and a mysterious story in the half-nuclear, half-rock ‘n’ roll and polka dot world of 1959. The game enriches its offerings with its music and graphics. From the very first minutes, you question what Winston is doing here, also speculate about his mental health. After a certain point, you adopt our hero and enjoy standing up to those who against him. With all these positive aspects and isometric gameplay, Deliver At All Costs is a worthy addition to your game library. After all, all these costs only $13.49!
  2. May 20, 2025
    80
    Deliver at All Costs is a wild ride for a variety of reasons. The difference in tone between the story and the missions creates a strange, disconnected experience that makes the game more intriguing than off-putting. The gameplay is solid, with the mission forgiveness and leeway for creating mayhem being the real highlights. The extreme destructibility is simply an added bonus. The presentation may be a tad flawed in places, but it's still good enough to make this a pleasant experience, especially since the game doesn't last so long that the concept starts to feel stale. Deliver at All Costs is a fun game overall, and it's well worth checking out for those looking for something a bit quirky in their sandbox experiences.
  3. May 20, 2025
    78
    Deliver At All Costs is a chaotic action game that thrives on unfiltered insanity and destruction, letting you wreak havoc with little to no consequences—all in the name of delivering at all costs. It’s ridiculously fun and silly, complemented by charming retro visuals, while also hiding an interesting story of ambition and the reality of an ever-changing world. The controls and the physics engine may not always be on your side, but Deliver At All Costs definitely delivers a solid gameplay experience.
  4. May 20, 2025
    70
    Crazy, destructive, and full of absurd ideas, Deliver At All Costs is fun despite some flaws and repetitiveness.
  5. Edge Magazine
    Jun 12, 2025
    60
    When it's embracing the ridiculous, Deliver At all Costs shines like a thrashing, paint-dipped monster fish. [Issue#412, p.121]
  6. May 25, 2025
    50
    Deliver At All Costs has tons of potential, but it doesn’t know what to do with it. A solid storyline is neglected in favor of chaotic quests, but the missions aren’t varied enough to stave off repetition for long. It's a game of competing ideas and intentions that would have been better explored across two entirely separate and fully realized projects.
  7. May 20, 2025
    40
    A chaotic driving game that has all the makings of a snappy romp in the vein of arcade classics like Crazy Taxi but its plot stops it from getting out of first gear.

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