Konami's latest release, Deliver At All Costs, injects a dose of chaos into the mundane world of package delivery.  Launching on May 22nd for PC and consoles, this action-packed game promises a unique blend of humor and mayhem, tasking players with navigating a destructible environment to ensure timely deliveries.

Fans of open-world driving games like Grand Theft Auto may find themselves drawn to the chaotic gameplay of Deliver At All Costs.  Developed by Studio Far Out Games, this 'thrilling action game' boasts highly destructible environments and a story-driven experience that sets it apart.

Drawing comparisons to retro driving classics like Crazy Taxi and modern open-world RPGs like Cyberpunk 2077, Deliver At All Costs offers a distinctive blend of old and new. Set in 1959, players take on the role of Winston Green, a down-on-his-luck courier navigating a semi-open world where nearly every building is destructible.

Winston's mission involves delivering unusual cargo while leaving a trail of destruction in his wake.  The game's narrative, divided into three acts, unfolds a mystery that threatens to push Winston into the depths of insanity. The unpredictable gameplay is enhanced by an immersive 1950s aesthetic, an original soundtrack, full English voice acting, period-appropriate radio ads, and a themed user interface.

Deliver At All Costs delivers a refreshing yet nostalgic experience, echoing the vibes of classic arcade driving games.  Players can pre-order now on the Microsoft Store, PlayStation Store, and Steam for $26.99.

Much like the Grand Theft Auto series, Deliver At All Costs offers an unconventional take on the story-driven action game.  Players will embark on a variety of outlandish quests, from delivering a live marlin to transporting active bombs, all while dodging obstacles and navigating a world populated by unpredictable citizens and opposing forces.