Pick up a parcel, load the small truck, and follow the mountain road. Easy Delivery Co. is a driving adventure for iPhone about taking delivery jobs in a snowbound town whose ordinary routine has something uneasy underneath it. For my taste, the uncertainty in the low-resolution scenery, with distant details left indistinct, gives a familiar errand more interest than a delivery counter alone could provide.
The job pays for keeping the truck moving. Deliver parcels, buy fuel and improve the kei truck as additional routes become available. Walking into local businesses interrupts the driving with conversations and small errands. The official mobile screenshots show separate driving controls and on-foot interactions, so this isn't simply a sequence of roads viewed through a windshield. iPhoners coming from racing games should expect time outside the truck, talking to residents, as well as time behind the wheel.
Pocket Gamer's mobile coverage frames the new driver's work as the route into the town's story. The official site supplies the setting, but the App Store's hints about secrets are deliberately evasive. I'd keep those hints out of a verdict about the ending: the useful reason to look is the combination of modest jobs and an unusual place.
I'd begin by learning a delivery route and its landmarks before taking on more work. The fog is a reason to pay attention to familiar turns.
