No Delivery

About

No Delivery casts you as a new hire at a crumbling pizza joint with a reputation for oddities. Between taking orders and managing the kitchen, you navigate a first-person RPG where coworkers vanish, strange deliveries arrive, and the line between reality and the supernatural blurs. Procedural generation reshapes the layout and events each playthrough, mixing inventory-based puzzles with dialogue choices that hint at a darker history. The simplicity of slice-and-deliver mechanics contrasts with the growing unease of a workplace that feels... off. The game’s charm lies in its quiet dread and inventive worldbuilding. Players piece together fragmented stories through cryptic notes, odd customer requests, and environmental oddities like pizza boxes filled with staticky tape recorders. Developer oates leans into low-budget horror tropes with a wink, turning mundane tasks into tense encounters. With a small but dedicated following, it’s a 4-hour oddity that lingers longer than most longer games, ideal for those who like their RPGs with a side of existential weirdness.