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Ok so I just got an Xbox series X for my birthday and it's my first Xbox. This game is really fun. I just got it, and although different to myOk so I just got an Xbox series X for my birthday and it's my first Xbox. This game is really fun. I just got it, and although different to my other games, it is definitely very fun with friends or family, especially in quarantine. I don't usually review games so early but I felt this is definitely going to be a fun summertime game. For $18.99 CAD, this is definitely worth every penny. You can blow yourself up, where you launch 50 feet up in the air and come back down, then survive, you can drive very tippy cars, the graphics do their job, although they aren't revolutionary. There's one thing though: If you have many other ragdoll games or don't enjoy ragdoll games then this may be a skip for you.

In all Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a huge open world that emphasizes teamwork and quick movement, and whilst the world is empty at first, as gamers play it fills up with more vehicles and missions to interact with, encouraging exploration so that players can figure out how they want to spend their resources, and if they even want to attempt the deliveries rather than just explore.

That not even bad. Idea was interesting, but no more. Controls and physics are worse part of this game. Controls are not hard - they areThat not even bad. Idea was interesting, but no more. Controls and physics are worse part of this game. Controls are not hard - they are unplayable. Physics is not normal and don't have logic. It's hard to sit down normally in most vehicles because there is like a magnet inside that should to help players to get inside I suppose. But this thing makes it worse.That's hard to lay down cargo without to lose any nerves.Graphics is in style of minimalism but it could be better.To play single player is boring. Better to play with friends. I hope that game will be fixed when it comes to steam.

So much potential, utterly squandered with intentionally painful and obtuse controls. Playing this game will physically hurt you, fromSo much potential, utterly squandered with intentionally painful and obtuse controls. Playing this game will physically hurt you, from contorting the controller to try to accomplish various button combinations. The game is ridiculously unforgiving, you'll have to manually reset every delivery if you fail, or, if you're going for a crown, if you just barely miss the timer.Great potential here, but don't waste your time. They screwed it up, big time.

totally reliable delivery service is not a good game, is not fun and you don't know what you doing in this game, haves broken physics, badtotally reliable delivery service is not a good game, is not fun and you don't know what you doing in this game, haves broken physics, bad game design, and amount of bugs, no one of my family like this game, because you do nothing unless find a bug everyday

This has to be one of the worst games I ever played. I got this game for free on the Epic Game Store and I can't even Imagine someone actuallyThis has to be one of the worst games I ever played. I got this game for free on the Epic Game Store and I can't even Imagine someone actually purchasing this game. The controls are bad, there is nobody playing on the severs, and the game overall seems to have little to no effort put into it. You're better off burning money than buying this game.

The game is quite unpolished and has a quite boring single player experience, but damn, is it fun to play with friends. Not only can you findThe game is quite unpolished and has a quite boring single player experience, but damn, is it fun to play with friends. Not only can you find super goofy ways to deliver packages with pals, but it doubles as a goofy sandbox game. If you're looking for a goofy physics-based game to play with friends, buy this. If you are not looking to goof around with friends, however, this isn't for you.

This game is a blast and suitable for all ages, the more people you have the greater the chaos you can create so the more laughs you'll have. There is variety in the different objects the game asks you to deliver, starting off simple and moving into crazy very quickly. You'll be delivering to the top of a blimp that flies around the island you are on via a helicopter in no time!

With a friend, there’s enough humor in Totally Reliable Delivery Service to keep you laughing. Yet the aimless world, janky controls, and glitchy nature eventually fall flat.

I see a lot of negative reviews, I'm guessing mostly by adults.As for my kids, they love the game, it's not perfect, but it's fun, they keepI see a lot of negative reviews, I'm guessing mostly by adults.As for my kids, they love the game, it's not perfect, but it's fun, they keep wanting to play it.I think some people have lost sight of the purpose of a game.

It's clearly a game with many limits, created around a simple idea and with controls that are broken by design, but there could be a lot of fun if you can play with friends or family in local.

A Totally Reliable Delivery Service has its share of technical bugs that's for sure, but what it delivers is a lot of fun. I think if you had a couple friends to coordinate the chaos with, the game would be on another level of goofy multiplayer fun.

To me, Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a cute rag doll game which in my opinion is meant to be played with friends. As I have stated before the single-player experience turns somewhat lacking and you’ll find yourself getting tired and bored easier after a couple of dozen deliveries. Playing online or with friends is what you need to do to gain the full experience and richness of the game. If you do that I promise you that you won’t be disappointed.

This game is hilarious. Great fun, lots to do brilliant in couch co-op. My 7 year old laughs like a drain for hours on end. And so do I. It’sThis game is hilarious. Great fun, lots to do brilliant in couch co-op. My 7 year old laughs like a drain for hours on end. And so do I. It’s genuinely fantastic. No story, it’s pure ‘what you make it’ gameplay all about imagination. And slapstick humour. So, so good.

As a solo game, Totally Reliable Delivery Service falls flat but playing it with friends makes for a fun-filled cooperative formula.

It seems a plethora of physics-based games have hit the market over the last few years. They have gathered a large audience so it’s only predicted, but now it feels as though the joke has run its course. For the first time, the genre is starting to show its age in Totally Reliable Delivery Service on the Xbox One, with a repetitive and frustrating experience. While there’s some fun and laughs to be had with co-op, and inventive customisation options, the laughs stop there.

For people looking for a ridiculous game to play with friends for an hour or earn Youtube views with, this may suffice. But even by that small metric, Totally Reliable Delivery Service feels like a completely inadequate video game.

It is a fun game that has a local and cooperative mode. If you play with friends, laughter is guaranteed. I give it a 7 because despite beingIt is a fun game that has a local and cooperative mode. If you play with friends, laughter is guaranteed. I give it a 7 because despite being a good game, the graphics on Xbox one are pretty badIn addition, some orders are repetitive. But I liked that you have so much variety of customization, good choice of achievements, the map, dlcs (the base game is very complete in itself) and q it is in the Game pass from day 1. Apart from a couple of Bugs that will be repaired, I think it is a good game and that it can be improved.