PS1-style hit Easy Delivery Co. comes to consoles [New Release]

By Ryan Messina Gaming News
20 March 2026 no comments

Key Takeaways: The Quick Answer

• Release Date: March 26, 2026, for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android.
• The Vibe: A PS1-style delivery sim blending cozy aesthetics with a creepy, Lynchian mountain town mystery.
• PC Success: Already sold over 250,000 copies on Steam with an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating.

A Quiet Drive to Console Success

I love when a genuinely weird indie game finds its audience. Oro Interactive and solo developer Sam C just confirmed that Easy Delivery Co. is leaving its PC exclusivity behind.

The game drops on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices (iOS and Android) on March 26, 2026.

If you missed the original Steam launch back in September 2025, you’ve been missing out on a massive sleeper hit.

What Makes Easy Delivery Co. So Weird?

At first glance, it looks like a simple PS1-era driving sim. You grab a truck, manage your fuel and temperature, and drop off packages to local residents.

But the setting—a quiet mountain town plagued by strange weather—hides a creeping mystery. Players have compared it to a bizarre mix of Animal Crossing and The Long Dark.

You’ll explore three distinct zones: Mountain Town, Fishing Village, and Snowy Peaks. You aren’t just blindly driving—you’re trying to figure out why you seem to be the only courier left on these routes.

Also don’t miss the Act 2 of Crime Scene Cleaner dropping as well on March 26!

The Steam Track Record Proves the Hype

Opinion is cheap, but the data here speaks volumes. According to recent storefront stats, the game has already moved over 250,000 copies on PC. It’s sitting on a massive 95% “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating from over 8,000 reviews. That kind of organic word-of-mouth is rare in the crowded indie space.

To reach new areas, you have to invest your earnings into truck upgrades like snow tires and ice chains. Throw in a killer original soundtrack packed with lo-fi, drum and bass, and jungle beats, and it’s easy to see why players keep coming back to these lonely, snowy roads.

Ryan Messina

A video game enthusiast ever since I first got my hands on a Game Boy. Over the years, I've played many different games across various genres, discovering hidden gems and niche titles along the way. I'm also passionate about technology, always up-to-date with the latest news and insight in the PC and Console market. Ready to share and bring you the latest news !

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