Wobbly Delivery

Wobbly Delivery is a delivery driving game about one small van, a lot of hills and a load that really does not want to stay put. Crates, parcels, birthday cakes, jelly blocks and Grandma’s favourite vase ride in an open bed behind the cab, each with a face that tells you how it feels about your driving. Every bump makes the stack shift. Take a crest too fast and the top piece hops; land a jump badly and something tumbles into the dirt behind you.

The trick is speed control. Two pedals are all you get: gas and brake. On the ground they move the van; in the air they lean it, so a good landing is something you can learn. Steady throttle up the climbs, a light touch over the top, a squeeze of the brake before every drop. When a piece falls out you simply drive on and deliver what is left. Stars count what arrives, so a messy delivery still moves you forward.

Routes are short, from about half a minute on the first ones to a few minutes later on. Every five routes something new joins the road or the load: wooden bridges, ramps, fragile cakes, loose gravel, wobbly jelly towers, sticky mud, a town full of speed humps, Grandma’s vase and night driving. Checkpoint flags along each route save your place, so a tipped van costs you seconds rather than the whole run.

When you want something longer, try the Long haul: one road that keeps getting rougher, with a depot every 500 m where you stop to bank your load and pick up one more piece. Three dropped pieces end the run. Your best haul goes on the all-time board. And every day there is a new Daily route that is the same for everyone, driven in the same stock van, with a streak to keep and a result to share.

1. Hold GAS to drive. Ease off on crests so the stack in the back does not jump.
2. Hold BRAKE to slow down before drops, or to reverse when you are stopped.
3. In the air, GAS leans the van back and BRAKE tips the nose down. Land on all four wheels.
4. Watch the faces in the bed: their eyes go wide when a piece starts to tilt or lift.
5. Stop inside the depot under the striped awning to deliver. Every piece that is still in the bed counts: all of them earns 3 stars, half of them 2, one of them 1.
6. Tipped over or lost everything? Retry from the last checkpoint flag. It is free and instant.

Driving games on the web tend to be either an obstacle course where one slip means restart, or a single egg on a roof. We wanted the cargo itself to be the story: a stack you can watch wobble, lean and sometimes topple, where delivering four pieces out of five still feels like a win. There is no fuel to run out of and no timer, checkpoint flags keep every mistake cheap, and the van gets better with coins you earn by playing. Every rule shows by shape as well as colour: fragile cakes carry a cracked-glass sticker, gravel is dotted, mud is hatched and signs warn you ten metres ahead.