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A 4-player co-op horror comedy where you drop in as couriers delivering packages in a dystopian world ruled by grotesque monsters. You share 99 lives - deliver, don’t die, and make it count!

Steam ↗Windows
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About Panic Delivery

Panic Delivery drops you into a dystopian, monster‑run world where you work as a human courier. The core loop revolves around delivering, recovering, and smuggling packages for a variety of monster clients while teaming up with other couriers.

The title offers both single‑player and online co‑op modes, supports DualSense and partial controller input, and runs on Windows. A built‑in cloning system gives you 99 backup clones, and if you run out of lives everything resets while your purchased swag is kept.

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Gameplay Premise

Players assume the role of a courier tasked with delivering, recovering, and smuggling packages to monsters. The description frames the job as mandatory work with a humorous tone, emphasizing teamwork and the variety of delivery locations.

Delivery routes span haunted houses, panic factories, and an Antarctic base, each offering distinct visual design and situational hazards. The source encourages observation of monsters from a safe distance before interaction.

  • Watch monster behavior before approaching to gauge safe interaction.
  • Try multiple routes to see how each environment changes the challenge.

02 / THE GUIDE

Cloning Lives System

The employer provides a cloning program that grants each player 99 backup clones. When a courier dies, a fresh clone continues the work, and purchased swag is retained even through the eventual reset.

If all clones are exhausted, the game performs a full reset described as “everything resets – like nothing ever happened,” yet any acquired swag remains available after the reset.

  • Monitor remaining clones to avoid an unexpected full reset.
  • Treat each clone as a fresh attempt and experiment with different strategies.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · Invader Studios

03 / THE GUIDE

Delivery Zones

Routes are spread across an ever‑expanding operational zone that includes haunted houses, panic factories, and an Antarctic base. Each zone presents unique visual themes and environmental challenges for couriers.

The variety of zones ensures players encounter new hazards and different ways to perish—or grow—through each delivery, encouraging adaptation to each setting.

  • Explore each zone without time pressure to learn its layout.
  • Use the diversity of routes to practice varied navigation techniques.

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Monster Clients

Monsters act as clients with individual personalities, preferences, and interaction styles. The source encourages players to observe them closely, preferably from a safe distance, before attempting a delivery.

The shop sells “boujee swag” in exchange for Bonus Permits, which are earned alongside the Speetchy you get from missions.

  • Maintain distance while observing monster cues to avoid danger.
  • Note each monster’s preferences; they may affect delivery success.

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Multiplayer and Co‑op

Panic Delivery supports both single‑player and online co‑op play, allowing couriers to team up for deliveries and shared deaths. The co‑op experience is highlighted as “delivering packages and dying together.”

Supported features include DualSense controller support, partial controller support, and family sharing, all available on the Windows platform.

  • Coordinate clone usage with teammates to extend overall playtime.
  • Test both DualSense and partial controller setups to find your preferred input method.

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    Panic Delivery FAQ

    How many backup clones does a player receive?

    Each player receives 99 backup clones; a new clone is deployed after every death, allowing continued play until the count is exhausted.

    What happens when all clones are used?

    When the 99 clones are depleted, the game performs a full reset, resetting everything but keeping your purchased swag.

    Which platforms can run Panic Delivery?

    The game is listed for Windows only; macOS and Linux are not indicated as supported platforms.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.