First announced in May 2025, Oro Interactive and Developer Sam C. have been working on a cozy delivery service game for the fall season with their latest title, Easy Delivery Co. Accompanied by a free-to-play demo that is available now, Easy Delivery Co. has recently been given the release date of Friday, September 18!

Drive over ice-covered lakes, snow-caked bridges, and send huge jumps off of the mountain’s cliff faces as you trek from point A to point B in the foggy wilderness of a scenic mountain-top village. Delivering and storing packages for its animal residents in the back of your pick-up truck, you’ll have to be careful not to drive over the bumps in the road too fast, unless you want your cargo to come loose and be destroyed. Convenience marts are your one saving grace; enter them to purchase much-needed upgrades for your delivery truck with your hard-earned cash. When the day’s over, you can return to your small wood cabin home to do some ice hole fishing for your dinner, but until then…

Easy Delivery Co. seems like a relaxing driving game from the outset, but quickly the mood begins to shift as you meet more of the village’s peculiar residents. The foggy, snow-covered, dark forestry doesn’t seem to help your nerves much. For the time being, though, just continue doing your job making your deliveries, earning well below minimum wage. The locals can’t be that unhinged, can they?

People who love cozy games where you get to interact with zany, well-written NPCs, driving simulators, or just obscure indie titles in general are sure to find this new title from Oro Interactive intriguing, to say the least. Its 3D pixelated art style is gorgeously crunchy on the eyes, and the curious cast of animal characters is reminiscent of other cozy games, namely Lamedeveloper’s Webfishing and Adam Robinson-Yu’s A Short Hike. That being said, while the art direction and characters are reminiscent of cozy games, the scenery is strikingly similar in style to that of the massively popular Silent Hill, giving this game a thrilling, eerie vibe that comes and goes as you go about your day as an animal delivery driver.