Ride a hoverboard, deliver every box, keep your customers. Retro arcade action.
A Retro by Cypress game. One street, seven days, a two-wheel hoverboard and a bag of boxes.
WHAT YOU GET
• Deliver to the lit houses: a box in the mailbox scores 250, on the doorstep 100
• Miss a customer and they cancel; serve everyone and a neighbor signs up
• Hop cones, potholes and puddles; ride around hydrants, parked cars and oncoming traffic
• Break the glass: a non-customer's window is worth 75, a spooky house's 150, but never hit a customer's
• Cottages, family homes and big two-storey houses, and a few spooky ones with glowing windows and tombstones
• Dogs that chase, kids on skateboards, robot mowers, and drones worth bonus points
• A bonus course every day: ramps, targets and a clean-run bonus
• A real ending after Sunday, then a busier week
• Original chiptune music and sound
• Fair difficulty: the street gets busier through the week, never because you're doing well
Ads play between days only, never during one; one purchase removes them for good. Fully offline, no account.
Published by Cypress Technology, Tullahoma, Tennessee.
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First release of Delivery Guy: one street, seven days, a hoverboard and a bag of boxes.