The Epic Games Store is currently giving away a brand new action game. It’s reminiscent of old school GTA – as if you played a delivery boy back then who completes his tasks without regard for losses or public order.
Which game is it? The game is called Deliver At All Costs and was developed by Far Out Games, with Konami as the publisher. The name says it all: Deliver At All Costs is a chaotic action game where you make your deliveries at all costs.
The game was released on May 22, 2025, and made its way directly to the free games section in the Epic Games Store. On other platforms – like Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S – you’ll pay €29.99 for it.
You can watch a trailer for the game here:
A Load of Chaos and Destruction
What’s the game about? You take on the role of Winston Green: A guy with a mysterious past who is looking for a job. So he signs on as a courier for a company that survives with somewhat bizarre deliveries.
Here are two examples that come up fairly early in the game:
- For instance, you deliver a giant white-painted swordfish at the harbor so a guy can impress his girlfriend’s father. He’s a fisherman and not easy to convince.
- One time, your delivery truck floats over the city streets on balloons while you thank customers for – at times quite embarrassing – deliveries.
An isometric camera perspective (meaning the view from an angled top) and a sandbox open world remind you of the old GTAs, namely parts 1 and 2. However, there’s less shooting in Deliver At All Costs. But that’s not necessary, as your car is weapon enough.
There isn’t a wall that can withstand you: Almost everything you see in the city can be destroyed. Buildings collapse with realistic physics and offer varying resistance depending on the material. A wooden fence can be torn down more easily than a brick wall.
Additionally, the developers promise a story full of mysteries and intrigue. Throughout his journey, Winston will slide deeper into madness – quite dark for the otherwise sunny 1950s setting.
In a new action game on Steam, you also traverse a sandbox world from a top-down perspective. But the only thing you deliver here are criminals – to justice. You can read more about it in this article on MeinMMO: 89% positive and bestseller on Steam: A new game lets you shake up the criminal underworld as a tough cop
