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Easy Delivery Co. launches September 18 - Gematsu
Easy Delivery Co., a driving game set in a quiet mountain town “where something feels just a little… off,” will launch for PC via Steam on September 18, publisher Oro Interactive and developer Sam C announced.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
About
Easy Delivery Co. is a relaxing driving game, with definitely no secrets. You’ve been hired as a delivery driver in a once-lively scenic mountain town now plagued with inhospitable weather. Make deliveries and uncover the story of the town’s not-at-all mysterious residents, all while earning well below minimum wage. Pick Up. Drive. Deliver. Dream of escaping.
Key Features
Earn a “living” by delivering packages with your kei truck. Take in the atmospheric scenery or blitz through (road safety not required).
Buy drastically overpriced gas and get to know the locals.
Simple controls and retro graphics.
Listen to cool beats while driving.
Split-screen race mode with up to four players.
Nothing strange going on, no lore, nothing at all, we promise.
Watch the announcement trailer below.
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Super Battle Golf coming to PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2 this summer - Gematsu
Publisher Oro Interactive and developer Brimstone Games will release online one-to-eight-player golf game Super Battle Golf for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2 this summer, the companies announced.
Super Battle Golf first launched for PC via Steam on February 19.
Here is an overview of the game, via Oro Interactive:
Battle Your Friends
Hit your friends with your ball. Ram them down with a golf cart. Fire an orbital laser from half-way across the map. Collect an assortment of items to stop your friends from getting any points as you make your way to the hole.
Play Golf Together
Control the angle and power of your swing to strategize your approach to each map. Make sure to avoid sand pits, lakes, vegetation, (and mines), throughout the courses. Score enough points and you will be crowned the top golfer!
Look your best, Play your best
Golfing is all about style, cool outfits make you play better and that’s a fact. Choose from a plethora of cosmetics to create your own character: hats, eyewear, hair, facial expressions, golf clubs, and more! Have you ever tried playing golf with an entire chicken leg or a fish? It works, and you will look really cool while doing it.
Key Features
Chaotic multiplayer for up to eight players.
Point-based scoring for solo play.
Play across 27 different holes.
Offensive, defensive, and helpful items to use.
Golf carts (fits up to eight people).
Character customization, dances and emotes.
Voice chat.
Private and Public servers.
A ridiculously tall giraffe head.
Watch a new trailer below.
Consoles Announce Trailer
Easy Delivery Co. coming to PS5, Xbox Series, Switch, iOS, and Android on March 26 - Gematsu
Publisher Oro Interactive and developer Sam C will release Easy Delivery Co., a driving game set in a quiet mountain town “where something feels just a little… off,” for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, iOS via App Store, and Android via Google Play on March 26, the companies announced.
Easy Delivery Co. first launched for PC via Steam on September 18, 2025, and has since sold over 250,000 copies. It currently holds a 95 percent “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating across more than 8,000 user reviews.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
A Quiet Drive That Found Its Audience
On PC, players embraced Easy Delivery Co. for its calm pacing and subtle sense of mystery, describing it as a “Cozy, Lynchian Dream” and “A Cozy Yet Creepy Driving Adventure.” With its console release, the full experience arrives on new platforms, inviting players to settle in and explore the snowy roads, finding their way without map indicators, upgrade their truck to reach new areas, and uncover the mystery of why they seem to be the only delivery driver on the route.
About the Game
In Easy Delivery Co., players take on the role of a delivery driver in a once-lively scenic mountain town now plagued by strange weather. Explore an ordinary town filled with odd secrets as you make deliveries and get to know its mysterious residents. Manage your energy, fuel, and temperature while navigating the challenges that come with each package.
Key Features
Three full areas to explore: Mountain Town, Fishing Village, and Snowy Peaks.
Truck upgrades and tools, including snow tires, ice chains, and more.
A full set of Steam achievements and secrets for those hunters out there.
New items and equipment to survive the cold.
Crank up the radio with an original soundtrack of lo-fi, drum and bass, and jungle, created exclusively for the game by artists who set the perfect vibe.
Whether you’re making your daily rounds, upgrading your truck, or chasing deliveries through the snow, Easy Delivery Co. is a cozy drive into something much stranger than it first seems.
Watch a new trailer below.
Consoles Announce Trailer