Deliver It 3D takes the 'Crossy Road' tension and applies it to a courier simulator. It’s all about the 'hold and release' mechanic, which is perfectly tuned for mobile. The close calls with passing cars provide a genuine rush, and the progression from a simple bicycle to a powerful motorcycle feels rewarding.
It’s a visually clean game with bright colors and smooth animations. While the levels can start to feel similar after a while, the introduction of new obstacles like trains and multi-lane highways keeps you engaged. It’s a great 'one-more-go' game that tests your reflexes and patience in equal measure.
I liked the first Outlanders. It was a calm, well-paced builder. The sequel keeps the charm but breaks the hardware. My phone feels like a hot plate after fifteen minutes. It’s baffling how a game with this art style can drain battery and lag this much on modern chips. The gameplay itself is improved with better building variety, but I can't enjoy it when I'm worried about my phone's lifespan. Wait for a patch.
Performance: Severely unoptimized; heats up iPhone 15 series significantly.
Buy if: You have a high-end device and a charger always handy.
Skip if: You value your device's battery health and thermal stability.
Deliver It 3D is a high-stakes driving game where timing is everything. As a motorcycle courier, you must speed through intersections, dodge cross-traffic, and collect packages on the fly. Hold to move and release to stop as you navigate increasingly complex suburban and city streets. Earn tips for fast deliveries and use them to upgrade your ride!
One-finger controls
Dozens of challenging levels
Unlockable bikes and characters
Vibrant 3D environments
The faster you complete a delivery without stopping unnecessarily, the higher your tip. Chain multiple successful deliveries to unlock 'Fever' mode.
Use the cash earned from successful deliveries to purchase new bikes in the shop menu.