Publisher Oro Interactive and developer Sam C have announced they are bringing Easy Delivery Co. to Switch.

The game is a cozy, yet somewhat spooky driving game where players deliver packages in a snowy mountain town, and will launch March 26th 2026 for Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and mobile devices. It was highly acclaimed when it released for PC last year, holding a 95 percent “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating from 8000 user reviews on Steam.

Check out the trailer below:

A Quiet Drive That Found Its Audience

On PC, players embraced Easy Delivery Co. for its calm pacing and subtle sense of mystery, describing it as a “Cozy, Lynchian Dream” and “A Cozy Yet Creepy Driving Adventure.” With its console release, the full experience arrives on new platforms, inviting players to settle in and explore the snowy roads, finding their way without map indicators, upgrade their truck to reach new areas, and uncover the mystery of why they seem to be the only delivery driver on the route.

About the Game

In Easy Delivery Co., players take on the role of a delivery driver in a once-lively scenic mountain town now plagued by strange weather. Explore an ordinary town filled with odd secrets as you make deliveries and get to know its mysterious residents. Manage your energy, fuel, and temperature while navigating the challenges that come with each package.

Key Features

• Three full areas to explore: Mountain Town, Fishing Village, and Snowy Peaks.
• Truck upgrades and tools, including snow tires, ice chains, and more.
• A full set of Steam achievements and secrets for those hunters out there.
• New items and equipment to survive the cold.
• Crank up the radio with an original soundtrack of lo-fi, drum and bass, and jungle, created exclusively for the game by artists who set the perfect vibe.

Whether you’re making your daily rounds, upgrading your truck, or chasing deliveries through the snow, Easy Delivery Co. is a cozy drive into something much stranger than it first seems.

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